Square Root of 160

The square root of 160 is the number, which multiplied by itself 2 times, is 160. In other words, this number to the power of 2 equals 160.

Besides the real values of \sqrt[2]{160} along with an explanation, on this page you can also find what the elements of the square root of 160 are called.

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The term can be written as \sqrt[2]{160} \hspace{3 mm}or\hspace{3 mm} 160^{1/2}.

As the index 2 is even and 160 is greater than 0, 160 has two real square roots: \sqrt[2]{160}, which is positive and called principal square root of 160, and −\sqrt[2]{160}, which is negative.

Together, they are denominated as ±\sqrt[2]{160}.

Although the principal square root of one hundred sixty is only one of the two square roots, the term “square root of 160” usually refers to the positive number.

If you want to know how to find the value of this root, then read our article Square Root located in the header menu.

There, we also discuss the properties for index n = 2 by means of examples: multiplication, division, exponentiation etc.

Next, we have a look at the inverse function.

Inverse of Square Root of 160

Extracting the square root is the inverse operation of ^2:\underbrace{ {\rm \sqrt[2]{160} \times\thinspace ... \times\thinspace \sqrt[2]{160}} }_{\rm 2 \thickspace times} = \sqrt[2]{160}^{2}= 160In the following paragraph, we are going to name the elements of this √.

What is the Square Root of 160?

You already have the answer to that question, and you also know about the inverse operation of 160 square root.

Keep reading to learn what the parts are called.

• \sqrt[2]{160} is the square root of 160 symbol
• 2 is the index
• 160 = radicand; the radicand is the number below the radical sign
• Square root = ±12.6491106407
• √ is called radical symbol or radical only

Second root of 160 = ±12.6491106407

As a sidenote: All values on this page have been rounded to ten decimal places.

Now you really know all about \sqrt[2]{160}, including its values, parts and the inverse.

If you need to extract the 2nd root of any other real number use our calculator above.

Simply insert the number of which you want to find the square root (e.g. 160); the calculation is done automatically.

If you like our information about \sqrt[2]{160}, then a similar square root you may be interested in is, for example: square root of 162.

In the following table you can find the n-th root of 160 for n = 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10.

Table

The aim of this table is to provide you with an overview of the nth roots of 160.A few lines down from here we review the FAQs.

Square Root of One Hundred Sixty

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Right below you can find the frequently asked questions in the context.

FAQs About the Square Root of 160

Ahead is the wrap-up of our information.

Summary

To sum up, the square roots of 160 are ±12.6491106407.

Finding the second root of the number 160 is the inverse operation of rising the \sqrt[2]{160} to the power of 2. That is to say, (±12.6491106407)² = 160.


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