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    This document provides a reference for squares, square roots, cubes, and cube roots. It defines squares as a number multiplied by itself and cubes as a number multiplied by itself twice. Square roots and cube roots are the opposite operations of squaring and cubing. Lists of common perfect squares, square roots, cubes, and cube roots are included along with their mathematical notations.

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    This document provides a reference for squares, square roots, cubes, and cube roots. It defines squares as a number multiplied by itself and cubes as a number multiplied by itself twice. Square roots and cube roots are the opposite operations of squaring and cubing. Lists of common perfect squares, square roots, cubes, and cube roots are included along with their mathematical notations.

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    Squares, Cubes, and Their Roots

    Many students confuse the functions of squares, cubes, and their roots, and it can be difficult to
    recognize these numbers without memorizing them. This handout serves as a reference tool and
    provides a brief explanation of squares, square roots, cubes, and cube 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 “√0” 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

    Provided by the Academic Center for Excellence 2 Squares, Cubes, and Their Roots
    August 2016
    √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 with
    3
    the radical symbol “√0” over them. Because cubing and finding a number’s cube root are opposite
    3
    operations, they cancel each other out. For example, √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
    3 3 3
    √125 = 5 √1728 = 12 √6859 = 19
    3 3 3
    √216 = 6 √2197 = 13 √8000 = 20

    Provided by the Academic Center for Excellence 2 Squares, Cubes, and Their Roots
    August 2016

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