When they ask, for example "What is the value of √100?" are they asking what is the square root of 100?

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Kenneth Bastian · Answer 1 · 2021-08-27T11:07:44+0000

Answer:

Yes. The term
$\sqrt{}$ means "square root".

If there is a number beside the symbol, for example
$\sqrt[3]{}$ , this means to cube root. But if there is no number, it just simply means square root.

When they ask, for example "What is the value of √100?" are they asking what is the square root of 100?

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