Formula and interpretation
√x is the non-negative number whose square equals x.
Negative inputs have no real square root; complex-number workflows are separate.
Enter a real number to calculate its principal square root. Integer inputs up to 1 trillion also get an exact simplified radical, perfect-square status, both real roots when applicable, and a square-back check.
√x is the non-negative number whose square equals x.
Negative inputs have no real square root; complex-number workflows are separate.