The square roots of 21 are 4.5826 (rounded)
and the negative of the same number.
Yes, the square root of 21 is irrational. This is because 21 is not a perfect square, and the square root of any non-perfect square is irrational. Additionally, the square root of 21 cannot be expressed as a fraction of two integers.
4.6 is a better approximation to the square root of 21.
21
The square root and square functions are inverse of one another EXCEPT that square root is not really a function: it is a 1-to-many mapping. So sqrt(square(21)) = sqrt(441) = ±21
(√(a))²=a The square root and the square cancel to leave just 49/21■
The square root of 21 is 4.58257569495584.
The square root of 21 is 4.58257569495584.
Yes, the square root of 21 is irrational. This is because 21 is not a perfect square, and the square root of any non-perfect square is irrational. Additionally, the square root of 21 cannot be expressed as a fraction of two integers.
4.6 is a better approximation to the square root of 21.
21
Root 64 is 8, if by root you mean the square root. Then the problem become -square root 84(6+8) which is the - square root of 84(14) But square root of 84 is 2(square root of 21) so the final answer comes from -2(square root 21)x14 which is -28square root (21)
21The square root of 441 is 21
Your answer is: 17.7482393
The square root and square functions are inverse of one another EXCEPT that square root is not really a function: it is a 1-to-many mapping. So sqrt(square(21)) = sqrt(441) = ±21
(√(a))²=a The square root and the square cancel to leave just 49/21■
Yes, as is the positive square root.
21 times the square root of 5.