1) Type in the number inside the radical √. 2) After you press "enter," the simplified root will be generated. 3) Press enter to find another simplified root. *For example, if you want to find √(63), type in 63. *The simplified root of 63 is 3√(7)
I used a modified version of the code in @NobleLife 's factor finder to generate prime numbers for this project. Warning: If very big numbers are inputted there is a higher chance of getting a false answer. If you find improvements or bugs, let me know!
