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Indian mathematics was able to make great advances in the 3rd and 2nd century BCE, in part because of their development of the decimal system and the invention of "zero."
Indians were smart people and great mathematicians. Great Indian mathematicians such as Brahmagupta or Aryabhata, also developed concepts on algebra negative numbers, and trigonometry that are applicable in modern-day mathematics. From India, these concepts spread to other far regions such as the Middle East or China, where other mathematicians and scholars improved these concepts.
What would be considered as part of culture varies within a group of people growing habits of alteration; usually consists of adapting towards formations of communication, arts, experiences, values, beliefs, governments, definitions, or knowledge.
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