Before you try to factor that number, you have a couple of insurmountable
problems just finding it.
-- there is no such thing as the square root of a negative number, unless
you 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 its
exact square root.
About the best you can do is:
(6 i) x sqrt(3)
36
19.052558883257650228801909756565
square root of 108 is 11.4 which is between 10 and 11
108
10.392304810.3923
10.3923 is. (rounded)
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
4^3√32-3^3√108+^3√256
The square root of 900 is 30 and it is a factor of 900
3.224 to the nearest thousandth