The square root of a given number is such a number. Which by multiply by itself is the given number.
Let's denote the square root with "√".
How to Calculate Square Root?
Let us understand by example -The square root of a given number "a" -:
The square root b of the given number a is such a number, that multiplying itself (i.e. b × b) gives the result (b × b = a) a.
And denote it with √a = ± b.
Here sign ± means that the square root of a given number can be both negative and positive number. Like the square root of x in the above example =a = - can be both b and + b, because (-b) × (-b) = a
b × b = a Can be both.
square root of 4We know that,
2 × 2 = (-2) × (-2) = 4
Therefore √4 = ± 2
square root of 93 × 3 = (-3) × (-3) = 9
√9 = ± 3