No, the square root of negative 108 is not rational. The square root of a negative number involves imaginary numbers, specifically it can be expressed as ( \sqrt{-108} = \sqrt{108}i ), where ( i ) is the imaginary unit. Since rational numbers are defined as numbers that can be expressed as a fraction of two integers, and imaginary numbers cannot be represented in this way, the square root of negative 108 is not rational.
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10.3923 is. (rounded)
The square root of 108 is not an integer - rounded to five decimal places, sqrt(108) = ±10.39230.
4^3√32-3^3√108+^3√256
√108 = √(36 X 3) = 6√3
36
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square root of 108 is 11.4 which is between 10 and 11
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108
The cube root of -108 is -3*cuberoot(4) The cube root of 3-108 can't be reduced, but it's about 4.7
10.3923 is. (rounded)
Before you try to factor that number, you have a couple of insurmountableproblems just finding it.-- there is no such thing as the square root of a negative number, unlessyou know how to work with 'i', the unit 'imaginary' number;-- 108 is not a perfect square number, so it's not even possible to write itsexact square root.About the best you can do is:(6 i) x sqrt(3)
The square root of 108 is not an integer - rounded to five decimal places, sqrt(108) = ±10.39230.
To 3 decimal places, the answer is -3.924
√108 = √(36 X 3) = 6√3
3.224 to the nearest thousandth