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'''Zero''' (written <math>0</math>) is the additive identity of the [[real number]]s.  One is the successor of zero.  Its is believed that [[India]]ns invented the numerical concept of zero for their trades to the west.
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'''Zero''' (written <math>0</math>) is the additive identity of the [[real number]]s.  One is the successor of zero.  It is believed that [[India]]ns invented the numerical concept of zero for their trades to the west.
    
Developed by [[Arab]] mathematicians, the concept of zero was an important development in [[mathematics]] as it provided an easy method to increase magnitude in a simple and consistent manner, an essential prerequisite for advanced mathematics.
 
Developed by [[Arab]] mathematicians, the concept of zero was an important development in [[mathematics]] as it provided an easy method to increase magnitude in a simple and consistent manner, an essential prerequisite for advanced mathematics.
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