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How Do You Simplify a Root?

Sophia Al-Mansoor • • 6 min read
How Do You Simplify a Root?
To simplify a square root, start by dividing the square root by the smallest prime number possible. For example, if you're trying to find the square root of 98, the smallest prime number possible is 2. If you divide 98 by 2, you get 49.

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Simply so, how do you simplify the square root of 18?

So the simplest and most convenient way of expressing the square root of 18 is 3√2.

One may also ask, is the square root of 24 a rational number? Since 102.01 is a rational number and the square root of 102.01 is a rational number (10.1), 102.01 is a perfect square. Since 24 is a natural number, but the square root of 24 isn't a natural number (it's an irrational number that never terminates or repeats [4.898 979 486 ]), 24 is NOT a perfect square.

Beside this, what is the value of root 0?

Root of a negative number can be represented in the form of 'i' where the symbol 'i' stands for the square root of negative one. Since zero is neither a positive nor a negative number and when zero is multiplied a number of times with zero, it always equals to zero; we can say that root of zero is zero.

Is the square root of 28 a rational number?

The square root of 28, which is 5.291502622129181, is not a rational number. It cannot be written as a simple fraction, so it is called an irrational

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What is a square root of 13?

The square root of 13 in its simplest form means to get the number 13 inside the radical √ as low as possible. The square root of 13 is already in the simplest radical form. Therefore, the answer is: √

What are the square roots of 144?

While -12 is "a square root" of 144, the square root operation here denotes a function from nonnegative real numbers to nonnegative real numbers. A function can only produce a single result. So the expresion √144 evaluates to the positive root 12.
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