math help.........................?
how do you multiply the square root of 3 by its self ....it cant be a decimal answer please help...thank you
how do you multiply the square root of 3 by its self ....it cant be a decimal answer please help...thank you
Don E Knows
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The answer is 3.
You can see this two ways.
√3 * √3 = √(3 * 3) = √9 = 3
√(3^2) means the root and the power cancel out, and the number under the radical just comes out again, since root and power are inverses -- and will multiply to 1 times the number.
ksyankeefan
The square root of 3 times the square root of 3=square root of 3 squared.
The squared cancels out the square root and the answer is 3.
Captain Matticus, LandPiratesInc
It's 3. The square root of any number, when multiplied by itself, will be that number.
David
well thts just like saying find the square root of 3 squared so obviously the answer is 3
stuffwiz
if you square the square root of 3, you get 3