Radical – Root sign
In mathematics a radical is defined as any expression containing a `sqrt` symbol.
NOTE:
People mistakenly call this a “square root” symbol, but it can also be used to describe a square root, a cube root or higher.
A radio calls (radical) for more roots.
Examples of radicals
`sqrt`
A square root
A cube root
Fourth root
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