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Are there any differences between “zeros” and “zeroes”? Is any of them more correct, more often used, more modern? Are there differences e.g. between British English and American English in the usage of the two forms? |
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They both appear to be acceptable ways of pluralizing zero. All of the dictionaries I consulted list both, usually with zeros listed before zeroes. This Google Ngram shows that zeros is much more widely used than zeroes. This also held true for searches using corpus American English and corpus British English.
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