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---The Indian astronomy texts of 620 CE. used multiple Sanskrit words for zero (and numbers 1-9). The Sanskrit aternate words for zero were kha,ambara,akasa,antariksa,gagana,abhra,viyat,nabhas,sunya,bindu.The Sanskirt word sunya (void) is more common in the online wordlists. In transliterated Sanskrit , the decimal number 1000 could be expressed as left to right (0001) viyad(sky or zero)/ambar(atmosphere or zero)/akasa(space or zero)/eka(1). #Trying to find some earlier estimates of atomic theory from other cultures. The Svetasvatara Upanisad of Vedic literature indicated an atman was one ten thousanth of the diameter of a human hair, expressed as (1/00)*(1/100). or 10-4. set sanskritword "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 , . / +" eka dvi tri catur panca sat sapta asta nava sunya , . / + 1% dvinavaambarasatambarapancanavaastaasta 1%
Testcase 1. 120 degree sector: .5 .25 0.866 120. 0.153 0.3
Testcase 2. 90 degree sector: .5 .353553391 .707 90. 0.071 0.14
Testcase 3. 168 degree sector 10. 1. 19.89 168.52 137.11301 274.2
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# For the push buttons, the recommended procedure is push testcase and fill frame, change first three entries etc, push solve, and then push report. Report allows copy and paste from console, but takes away from computer "efficiency". While the testcases are in meters, the units cancel out in the calculator equations. So the units could be entered as inches, Indian yojanams, Sumerian cubits, or Chinese inches. This is an advantage since the units in the ancient Sumerian, Indian, and Chinese texts are open to question.