Definition of Square-Square Root
- Author:
- Auston B Cron
- Topic:
- Algebra, Area, Arithmetic, Arithmetic Operations
A square is a quadrilateral with all side equal, i.e., each side is the same length.
The AREA of a Square is the product of Side × Side. A = s2.
It has been commonly settled that the area of a plane figure is the sum of all the squares that cover the plane figure. It is so common that when one multiplies two identical values, the result is called the SQUARE of the Value.
As with all mathematics, mankind wants to find the inverse of the operation to be able to create duplicate items or compare items. This inverse is called the SQUARE ROOT, √ is the symbol used for this mathematically.