Square Root of 2010 (√2010)

Square Root of 2010

Here we will define, analyze, simplify, and calculate the square root of 2010. We start off with the definition and then answer some common questions about the square root of 2010. Then, we will show you different ways of calculating the square root of 2010 with and without a computer or calculator. We have a lot of information to share, so let's get started!

Square root of 2010 definition
The square root of 2010 in mathematical form is written with the radical sign like this √2010. We call this the square root of 2010 in radical form. The square root of 2010 is a quantity (q) that when multiplied by itself will equal 2010.

√2010 = q × q = q²

Is 2010 a perfect square?
2010 is a perfect square if the square root of 2010 equals a whole number. As we have calculated further down on this page, the square root of 2010 is not a whole number.

2010 is not a perfect square.

Is the square root of 2010 rational or irrational?
The square root of 2010 is a rational number if 2010 is a perfect square. It is an irrational number if it is not a perfect square. Since 2010 is not a perfect square, it is an irrational number. This means that the answer to "the square root of 2010?" will have an infinite number of decimals. The decimals will not terminate and you cannot make it into an exact fraction.

√2010 is an irrational number

Can the square root of 2010 be simplified?
You can simplify 2010 if you can make 2010 inside the radical smaller. We call this process "to simplify a surd". The square root of 2010 cannot be simplified.

√2010 is already in its simplest radical form.

How to calculate the square root of 2010 with a calculator
The easiest and most boring way to calculate the square root of 2010 is to use your calculator! Simply type in 2010 followed by √x to get the answer. We did that with our calculator and got the following answer with 9 decimal numbers:

√2010 ≈ 44.833023543

How to calculate the square root of 2010 with a computer
If you are using a computer that has Excel or Numbers, then you can enter SQRT(2010) in a cell to get the square root of 2010. Below is the result we got with 13 decimals. We call this the square root of 2010 in decimal form.

SQRT(2010) ≈ 44.8330235429198

What is the square root of 2010 rounded?
The square root of 2010 rounded to the nearest tenth, means that you want one digit after the decimal point. The square root of 2010 rounded to the nearest hundredth, means that you want two digits after the decimal point. The square root of 2010 rounded to the nearest thousandth, means that you want three digits after the decimal point.

10th: √2010 ≈ 44.8

100th: √2010 ≈ 44.83

1000th: √2010 ≈ 44.833

What is the square root of 2010 as a fraction?
Like we said above, since the square root of 2010 is an irrational number, we cannot make it into an exact fraction. However, we can make it into an approximate fraction using the square root of 2010 rounded to the nearest hundredth.

√2010
≈ 44.83/1
≈ 4483/100
≈ 44 83/100

What is the square root of 2010 written with an exponent?
All square roots can be converted to a number (base) with a fractional exponent. The square root of 2010 is no exception. Here is the rule and the answer to "the square root of 2010 converted to a base with an exponent?":

√b = b^½

√2010 = 2010^½

How to find the square root of 2010 by long division method
Here we will show you how to calculate the square root of 2010 using the long division method with one decimal place accuracy. This is the lost art of how they calculated the square root of 2010 by hand before modern technology was invented.

Step 1)
Set up 2010 in pairs of two digits from right to left and attach one set of 00 because we want one decimal:

Step 2)
Starting with the first set: the largest perfect square less than or equal to 20 is 16, and the square root of 16 is 4. Therefore, put 4 on top and 16 at the bottom like this:

4
20	10	00
16

Step 3)
Calculate 20 minus 16 and put the difference below. Then move down the next set of numbers.

4
20	10	00
16
4	10

Step 4)
Double the number in green on top: 4 × 2 = 8. Then, use 8 and the bottom number to make this problem:

8? × ? ≤ 410

The question marks are "blank" and the same "blank". With trial and error, we found the largest number "blank" can be is 4. Replace the question marks in the problem with 4 to get:

84 × 4 = 336.

Now, enter 4 on top, and 336 at the bottom:

4	4
20	10	00
16
4	10
3	36

Step 5)
Calculate 410 minus 336 and put the difference below. Then move down the next set of numbers.

4	4
20	10	00
16
4	10
3	36
0	74	00

Step 6)
Double the number in green on top: 44 × 2 = 88. Then, use 88 and the bottom number to make this problem:

88? × ? ≤ 7400

The question marks are "blank" and the same "blank". With trial and error, we found the largest number "blank" can be is 8. Now, enter 8 on top:

4	4	8
20	10	00
16
4	10
3	36
0	74	00

That's it! The answer is on top. The square root of 2010 with one digit decimal accuracy is 44.8. Did you notice that the last two steps repeat the previous two steps. You can add decimals by simply adding more sets of 00 and repeating the last two steps over and over.

Square Root of a Number
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Notes
Remember that negative times negative equals positive. Thus, the square root of 2010 does not only have the positive answer that we have explained above, but also the negative counterpart.

We often refer to perfect square roots on this page. You may want to use the list of perfect squares for reference.

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