Question

Explain what is square root in simple form using example. ​

Answer 1

If something is written in its simplest radical form, that means that you have already found all possible roots and eliminated any radicals from the denominator of a fraction. ... For example, if your fraction is 2/√7, multiply by √7/√7 to get 2√7/√49. This will simplify to 2√7/7.  hope this helps

Answer 2

Answer:

Square roots are the opposite of “squaring” a number, or multiplying it by itself. For example, three squared is nine (3 2 = 9), so the square root of nine is three. In symbols, this is √9 = 3. The “√” symbol tells you to take the square root of a number, and you can find this on most calculators.

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