'0' would be the answer to that question. A squared root means times itself...similiar to the number '1' any root squared, cubed, fourth, etc..will always be '1' just like '0's will always be '0'.

square root function must be valid for the two dimension objects. 0 has no dimension it can be represented as point . 1 can be represent horizantal or vertical length of a line. And 1 square is represented a square box. and square root of 1 square can be a 1 unit length horizantal line or a 1 unit length vertical line length when you take a square root function you make a dimensional conversion.there fore there is two root even you take root of 1.. but zero has no dimension because of that zero can't have a square root neither other power of roots..

The only thing special about 0 as it relates to this is it's the only number that has but a single square root (though in some fields of math you have to count it twice). If x is a square root of y, then -x is also a square root of y. 0 only has 1 root because its primary square root is 0, and negative 0 is still 0 so its secondary square root is the same thing. I think I know what you're trying to ask though. What you may be thinking of is that 0 to the 0th POWER is undefined (rather than 0 to the half power, the square root). THAT is undefined. One might naively say, aha! 0 to any power is 0, so 0 to the 0th power is 0. And then one might naively say, aha! Anything to the 0th power is 1, so 0 to the 0th power is 1. And then one might further naively say, well, it's undefined, but it has to be either 0 or 1, it can't be anything else. But in fact 0 to the 0 is an indeterminate form that may evaluate to absolutely anything, much like 0 divided by 0, infinity divided by infinity, infinity minus infinity, or 1 to the infinity or negative infinity power.

It would be zero. the square root of 9 is 3,...because if you multiply 3 by itself it equals nine. When you multiply zero by zero, you still have zero

Remember that a square root can also be written as "raise to the one-half power": sqrt(x) = x^(1/2) 0 raised to any non-negative power is 0, so yes, it is defined, and it is 0. 0 cannot be raised to *negative* powers, however, because this would place the 0 in the denominator: x^(-1) = 1/x If you let x=0, you'll quickly see that you end up with 1/0, and division by 0 is not allowed in mathematics. (There are still ways to get answers out of some problems that require dividing by zero, and you'll learn about this when you learn about taking limits.) By the way, this illegal division by zero is often used in the following false proof, which you can use to confuse your friends: Let: x = 1 If x = 1, then: x^2 - 1 = x - 1 Factor the left side: (x + 1)*(x - 1) = x - 1 Divide both sides by (x-1): x + 1 = (x - 1)/(x - 1) Simplify: x + 1 = 1 Simplify: x = 0 Remember initial definition of x=1, so we've proved: 1 = 0 Obviously, there's a flaw in this proof. Can you find it? The problem is when we divide both sides by (x-1)...if x=1, at that point in the proof we're dividing by 0, which is illegal. In the next step, we have (x-1)/(x-1) evaluate to 1, when in fact, it's undefined. At the college level, whenever you're working a proof that requires a division on both sides of an equation with a variable involved, at that point you have to note the value of the variable that is not allowed. In the above proof, at the step we divide both sides by (x-1), you'd have to note in the margin: "x≠1; since we defined x=1 in the first step, the proof can no longer continue." If we had not defined x=1 at the beginning, you'd have to note at that step: "x≠1".

0 is the swuare root of zero, although i have to disagree with an answer at the top. 0 to the 0th power is one, because by rule anything to the 0 power is 1.

Take a step back from the question. Is zero a number? Zero is neither positive or negative. It is the null dividing line between positive and negative. There for 0 cannot have any square root other than 0.

The square root of 0, just as all strictly positive integer roots of 0 has the value 0, because all strictly positive powers of 0 are 0: 0=0^1=0^2=0^3=0^4=0^5 etc http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nth_root Eine interessante discussion about the 0th power of 0 can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponentiation#Zero_to_the_zero_power ------ ADDED ------ The Square Root of Zero is also a movie: "Zero, a beatnik who makes up true-confession stories but never writes them down, imagines that he and his friend Alan, a painter, go camping on an island in Maine. Alan makes the acquaintance of Jane, a young woman who with her wealthy parents is also camping on the island. Zero is left to a dull, platonic relationship with Jane's mother May, a writer of squalid dramas. Her husband Arch spends his time on his yacht with Nell, a vacationing prostitute. Alan becomes frightened when he learns that Jane might be pregnant, and he and Zero depart after staging a mock drowning and funeral." Source and further information: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=558162

actually anything raised to the power of zero is one. check your math on that bud.

yes, zero times zero is zero so logicaly the square root of zero would be zero, but can you not also multiply ANY number by zero and still get....zero. the square root of a number is the ONLY number that can be multiplied by itself to get the original such that the only way to get a product of 9 in 3x3. but there are an infinity number of ways to get a product of zero. 0x0=0 10x0=0 100,000,000,000,000,000,000x0=(still and always will be) 0

Yes it's zero. Zero times Zero = Zero

Anything to the square root of 0 is 1. Not one powered, but just 1.0 as a number itself. Example- 9^0 This will equal 1, not 9. Or unless you meant that the square root of zero would be zero, because zero multiplied by itself (or zero squared) would equal zero.

Yes, again. See http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/64595

Zero. The number of jobs for people who can recite details of old TV programmes is zero. Always has been, always will be.

For any root of Zero the answer is infinite or not defined!! explaination: x=0^y ln x=y ln 0 ln 0= not defined so x= e^ not defined=not defined !!

u get zero.0 x 0 is 0.

0 I knew that when I was eighteen hundred days

The square root of zero is zero.