Sam's copy of Squares, Cubes, Roots and Primes

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Sam Faulds 8 years, 7 months ago

Created this as a copy of Squares, Cubes, Roots and Primes.

Name	Status	Author	Last Modified
Squares, Cubes, Roots and Primes	Ready to use	Rachel Staddon	07/10/2020 14:04
Sam's copy of Squares, Cubes, Roots and Primes	draft	Sam Faulds	21/09/2016 13:32
Sam's copy of Squares, Cubes, Roots and Primes	draft	Sam Faulds	21/09/2016 13:34
Merryn's copy of Primes	Ready to use	Merryn Horrocks	07/03/2024 01:15

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			Name	Type	Generated Value

a	integer	9
b	integer	7
c	integer	9
unroot	integer	49
d	integer	7
uncrt	integer	343
f	integer	9
g	integer	23
h	integer	6
j	integer	24

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Generated value: `integer`

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$\var{a}^2$

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A number ( $x$ ) squared ( $x^2$ ) is that number times itself ( $x^2$ = $x$ x $x$ ).

A number ( $x$ ) cubed ( $x^3$ ) is that number times itself ties itself ( $x^3$ = $x$ x $x$ x $x$ ).

A square root ( $\sqrt{x}$ ) of a number $x$ , is the number that you have to square in order to get $x$ .

A cube root ( $\sqrt[3]{x}$ ) of a number $x$ , is the number that you have to cube in order to get $x$ .

Prime numbers are numbers with only two factors - 1 and themself.

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Generated value: `integer`