Square Root Table

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Square Root Table: In mathematics, the square of a number refers to the value that we get after multiplying the same number by itself (Y × Y = X). Here, the square root of X (√X) refers to Y. Every non-negative number such as 1,2,3,4,5,…, etc., can have a non-negative square root such as √4=2,√9=3,√16=4, etc. The square root lists can be written in a table. For example, the value of root 3 is 1.732. Also, to understand the root table, it’s better to draw a square table at first. Similarly, we can also create a cube root table from 1 to 100, which will consist of cubic roots of numbers.

A square number such as 16 can have 4 and -4 as a square root because (4)² =16 and (-4)²=16 this means every square number can have positive and negative numbers as the square root. But, we need to prefer non-negative numbers in terms of the square root.

Square Root Table From 1 to 50

Here we are providing the square root table from numbers 1 to 50;

Number	Square Root(√)	Number	Square Root(√)	Number	Square Root(√)
1	1	18	4.243	35	5.916
2	1.414	19	4.359	36	6
3	1.732	20	4.472	37	6.083
4	2.000	21	4.583	38	6.164
5	2.236	22	4.690	39	6.245
6	2.449	23	4.796	40	6.325
7	2.646	24	4.899	41	6.403
8	2.828	25	5	42	6.481
9	3	26	5.099	43	6.557
10	3.162	27	5.196	44	6.633
11	3.317	28	5.292	45	6.708
12	3.464	29	5.385	46	6.782
13	3.606	30	5.477	47	6.856
14	3.742	31	5.568	48	6.928
15	3.873	32	5.657	49	7
16	4	33	5.745	50	7.071
17	4.123	34	5.831	–	–

Square Root Table From 1 to 50

Just like the formulas of Mathematics, these will help us to solve complex problems. Having a root table handy will prove to be useful while solving equations with speed and accuracy. Every non-negative number, if it is multiplied by itself, then the result is a square.

Square Table

Let us now create a table here which will give the square values of numbers. If students memorize this table, it will be easy for them to calculate the complex multiplication problems quickly. This table will also be helpful for the candidates who are appearing for any competitive exams because these exams carry questions based quantitative and aptitude. So, here is the table of the square of 1 to 50 numbers.

Number (n)	Square (n²)	Number (n)	Square (n²)	Number(n)	Square (n²)
1	1	18	324	35	1225
2	4	19	361	36	1296
3	9	20	400	37	1369
4	16	21	441	38	1444
5	25	22	484	39	1521
6	36	23	529	40	1600
7	49	24	576	41	1681
8	64	25	625	42	1764
9	81	26	676	43	1849
10	100	27	729	44	1936
11	121	28	784	45	2025
12	144	29	841	46	2116
13	169	30	900	47	2209
14	196	31	961	48	2304
15	225	32	1024	49	2401
16	256	33	1089	50	2500
17	289	34	1156	–

Square Table

Cube Root Table

The cube root of a number is written as 3√A = B which means B x B x B = A. Even, having a cube root table at hand proves to be useful for complex arithmetic operations. Here, is the cube root table of some cubic numbers, let’s have a look.