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Classify √3.
√3 means "the nonnegative square root of 3."
The square root of a number is a number that when multiplied by itself equals the original number. The radical symbol √ is used to denote the nonnegative square root.
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√ 3 can be classified as a non negative square root of the number 3 which is also a real and irrational number.

We are given a number √ 3.

We need to classify the number.

First we can see that, this is the non negative square root of the number 3.

That is when we multiply √ 3 two times, we get the number 3.

Also, we can see that, it will be an irrational number as it will be non terminating and non repeating number.

That is it will be a real irrational number.

Therefore, we get that, √ 3 can be classified as a non negative square root of the number 3 which is also a real and irrational number.

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