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Aryabhata

(är'yəbhŭt`ə), c.476–550, Hindu mathematician and astronomer. He is one of the first known to have used algebra; his writings include rules of arithmetic and of plane and spherical trigonometry, and solutions of quadratic equations.

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The other interpretation was brought to fore by Jotirao Phule who stands the Brahamanical interpretation on its head to point out that Aryabhatt Brahmans invaded this land and defeated the native tribals by force and deceit at times.

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Aryabhatt described algorithms for solving intermediate equations and for finding square roots and cube roots as well as the value of Pi.