Mahavira's Contributions to Algebra
Description: Mahavira was an Indian mathematician who lived in the 9th century. He is best known for his work on algebra, which he called ganita. Mahavira's contributions to algebra include the development of new methods for solving equations, the use of negative numbers, and the development of a system of linear equations. | |
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What is the name of the book that Mahavira wrote on algebra?
What is the main topic of the Ganita Sara Sangraha?
What is one of Mahavira's most important contributions to algebra?
What is one of Mahavira's methods for solving equations?
What is the name of the system of linear equations that Mahavira developed?
What is one of Mahavira's contributions to the use of negative numbers?
What is the name of the symbol that Mahavira used to represent negative numbers?
What is one of Mahavira's contributions to the development of a system of linear equations?
What is the name of the problem that Mahavira used to illustrate the use of systems of linear equations?
What is the solution to the problem of the two jars?
What is one of Mahavira's contributions to the development of algebra?
What is the name of the book that Mahavira wrote on algebra?
What is the main topic of the Ganita Sara Sangraha?
What is one of Mahavira's most important contributions to algebra?
What is one of Mahavira's methods for solving equations?