The Multiplication And Division Of Roots Calculator will calculate:
Multiplication And Division Of Roots Calculator Parameters:
√xa |
√yb |
Product of two roots, P = |
Quotient of two roots, Q = |
Product of two roots Formula and Calculations |
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√xa ∙ √yb = √xan ∙ ybm √ ∙ √ = √ ∙ ∙ ∙ √ ∙ √ = √ ∙ √ ∙ √ = √ ∙ ∙ = √ = Note: their may be slight variance in the equating results due to the rounding effect of the calculator when processing each step of the formula and subsequent calculations |
Quotient of two roots Formula and Calculations |
√xa/√yb = √xan/ybm √/√ = √ ∙ / ∙ √/√ = √/ √/√ = √/ / = √ = Note: their may be slight variance in the equating results due to the rounding effect of the calculator when processing each step of the formula and subsequent calculations |
Multiplication And Division Of Roots Calculator Input Values |
The number in the first root (x) |
Power of the number in the first root (a) |
Index of the first root (m) |
The number in the second root (y) |
Power of the number in the second root (b) |
Index of the second root (n) |
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Roots represent another form of writing numbers in fractional (rational) power. This means the following expressions are equivalent
If n = 2, this index does not appear in the root but it is implied. We call it the square root of the number. On the other hand, when the index n = 3, we are dealing with the cubic root of the given number.
For example,
This result could have been obtained in a different way:
This is true because 43 = 64.
The following rules are applied when multiplying and dividing two roots:
If the two roots have the same index (n1 = n2 = n), then
and
This is true because
and
For example,
Indeed,
Thus,
Another example,
Indeed,
Thus,
If the two roots have the same index (n1 = n2 = n), then
and
This is true because
and
For example, if n = 2, then
Indeed,
Thus,
Another example,
Indeed,
Thus,
If the two roots have different indices m and n (m ≠ n), then
This is true because
and
This is true because
For example,
Indeed,
Thus,
Another example,
Indeed,
Thus,
Obviously, you don't have to make all these calculations. You just have to insert the numbers and the calculator will calculate the result automatically.
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