Can there technically be a square root of 0 in mathematics or is that not allowed?
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I think that technically since it is 0, that there can't be a square root of it because you can't ad anything to it, subtract from it, multiply by it, or divide by it.
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yes
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it could be true the 0=1 so if you have 7 squared it would be 49 but if you have 7 0 it would be seven
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