Chapter 3

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Squares, square roots, cubes

and cube roots
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 The square of a number is formed when the

number is multiplied by itself
 The square of a number is always larger or equal
to zero
 A perfect square is the square of a positive
integers
 A number is a perfect square if it can be
expressed as the product of two same positive
integers.
 For example, 36 is a perfect square as 36 = 6 x 6
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 Square root is the reverse process of

square\the square root of a positive number is
a number multiplied by itself to form the
positive number
 The square root can be determined by
multiplying the number itself
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 The cube of a number is formed when the

number is multiplied by itself twice
 A perfect cube is the product of a positive
integer multiplied by itself twice
 1,8,27,64,125,….. Forms a list of perfect cube
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 Cube roots is the inverse of cube

 The cube root of a number is a number
multiplied by itself twice to form the mentioned
number
 There is cube root but no square root for
negative number