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I was not sure how to right this so i will also say it 87 radical 53595. I could do this with a calculator.
First simplify a bit:
Now, there are many methods you could use to obtain a numerical approximation of.
If you know calculus, you can use the Newton-Raphson method to find the zeros of the equation.
Alternatively, try the Babylonian method: For,
When choosing your initial value, 77 makes a good choice:
- Choose an arbitrary positive start value
(try to pick one close to the root).
- Let
be the average of
and
, i.e.
.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the desired accuracy.
. Good luck!
The best manual method I have found is discussed here: How to Find Square Roots Without a Calculator - by E. Oosterwal
It is much like long division. Follow the example given. Then try your radical. It's really quite simple. No guess work involved.