4 Answers. Both zeros and zeroes are acceptable, see e.g. Merriam-Webster, Wiktionary or TheFreeDictionary. So in practice zeros is preferred in the US and even more so in the UK, though citations for zeroes include such prominent examples as Stephen Hawking's Brief History of Time.

Which one is correct zeros or zeroes?

”Zeros” or “Zeroes”? Which should you use? According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the plural of “zero” can either be “zeros” or “zeroes.” They are both correct.

Does zeroes have an E?

So: zeros or zero? Zeros is a plural noun, and oddly enough it's the plural of zero. No e when you have lots of zeros.