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Squares and Cube Root

The document defines squares, cubes, and their roots. It provides lists of perfect squares from 0 to 200, their square roots, perfect cubes from 0 to 200, and their cube roots. Squares are defined as a number multiplied by itself, written as n2. Square roots are the opposite operation of squaring, written with a radical symbol over them. Similarly, cubes are a number multiplied by itself twice, written as n3, and cube roots are the opposite operation of cubing, written with a cube radical symbol over them.

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Squares and Cube Root

The document defines squares, cubes, and their roots. It provides lists of perfect squares from 0 to 200, their square roots, perfect cubes from 0 to 200, and their cube roots. Squares are defined as a number multiplied by itself, written as n2. Square roots are the opposite operation of squaring, written with a radical symbol over them. Similarly, cubes are a number multiplied by itself twice, written as n3, and cube roots are the opposite operation of cubing, written with a cube radical symbol over them.

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Squares, Cubes, and Their Roots

Squares
A square is a number multiplied by itself. For example, 4x4 is four squared. In math notation,
with “n” representing any number, a number squared is written as n2, so four squared would be
written as
42. The following is a list of common perfect squares:
02 = 0 72 = 49 142 = 196
12 = 1 82 = 64 152 = 225
22 = 4 92 = 81 162 = 256
32 = 9 102 = 100 172 = 289
42 = 16 112 = 121 182 = 324
52 = 25 122 = 144 192 = 361
62 = 36 132 = 169 202 = 400
Square Roots
The opposite operation of squaring a number is finding its square root, and square roots are
written with the radical symbol “√ ” over them. Because squaring and finding a number’s square
root are
opposite operations, they cancel each other out. For example, √25 = 5 because 52 = 25.
The following is a list of common perfect square roots:

√0 = 0 √36 = 6 √144 = 12
√1 = 1 √49 = 7 √169 = 13
√4 = 2 √64 = 8 √196 = 14
√9 = 3 √81 = 9 √225 = 15
√16 = 4 √100 = 10 √256 = 16

√25 = 5 √121 = 11 √289 = 17


√324 = 18 √361 = 19 √400 = 20
Cubes
A cube is a number multiplied by itself and then multiplied by itself again. For example, 4x4x4 is
four cubed. In math notation, with “n” representing any number, a number cubed is written as n3,
so four cubed is written as 43. The following is a list of common perfect cubes:
03 = 0 73 = 343 143 = 2744
13 = 1 83 = 512 153 = 3375
23 = 8 93 = 729 163 = 4096
33 = 27 103 = 1000 173 = 4913
43 = 64 113 = 1331 183 = 5832
53 = 125 123 = 1728 193 = 6859
63 = 216 133 = 2197 203 = 8000
Cube Roots
The opposite operation of cubing a number is finding the cube root, and cube roots are written
3
with the radical symbol “√ ” over them. Because cubing and finding a number’s cube root are
opposite
operations, they cancel each other out. For example,3√125 = 5 because 53 = 125. The
following is a list of common perfect cube roots:
3 3 3
√0 = 0 √343 = 7 √2744 = 14
3 3 3
√1 = 1 √512 = 8 √3375 = 15
3 3 3
√8 = 2 √729 = 9 √4096 = 16
3 3 3
√27 = 3 √1000 = 10 √4913 = 17
3 3 3
√64 = 4 √1331 = 11 √5832 = 18
√125 = 5 √1728 = 12 √6859 = 19
√216 = 6 √2197 = 13 √8000 = 20
3 3 3

3 3 3

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