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| − | A radicand is a quantity under a radical sign. In other words, the radicand is the number or expression from which a root is extracted. | + | A '''radicand''' is a quantity under a radical sign. In other words, the radicand is the number or expression from which a [[root]] is extracted. |
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A radicand is a quantity under a radical sign. In other words, the radicand is the number or expression from which a root is extracted.
For example, in the expression:
the radicand is 5.