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Quadratic Surd of √π​

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Answered by lavish10313
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So, the point is , if radicands are irrational & index is 2 ( square root) , such irrational numbers are called QUADRATIC SURDS. Example: √(√2) , √(5+√6) , √(any irrational numbers) are all Quadratic Surds. So, √pi is a quadratic Surd.

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Answered by SrijanShrivastava
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 \sf surd [\pi,2] =  \pm \sqrt{\pi}

  \sf surd [\pi,2]  \approx \pm1.7724

And, considering the principal value surd.

 \bf \sqrt{\pi}   \approx1.7724

which is an irrational and transcendental or non-algebraic number.

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