Square Root of 165 Simplified

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What is the square root of 165 simplified?

Answer

√165 cannot be simplified — its simplest radical form is
√165

√165 is already in simplest form — 165 has no square factor other than 1, so nothing comes out of the radical. As a decimal, √165 ≈ 12.845.

Simplifying √165 Step by Step

1. Prime factorization. — All Prime Factors of 165:

165 = 3 × 5 × 11

2. Pair up equal primes. Each pair is a perfect square and comes out of the root as one factor; a prime without a partner stays under the radical.

Prime factorTimes in 165Comes out of the rootStays under the root
31—3
51—5
111—11

3. Take the pairs out of the root.

√165 = √(3 × 5 × 11)

No prime appears twice, so there is no pair to take out.

√165

4. Check by squaring back.

The only perfect square dividing 165 is 1 = 1², and 1² × 165 = 165

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FAQ

What is the square root of 165 simplified?

√165 cannot be simplified — its simplest radical form is √165

Is 165 a perfect square?

No. 165 has no perfect square factor other than 1, so √165 cannot be simplified and stays √165.

What is √165 as a decimal?

√165 ≈ 12.845. The decimal never ends and never repeats, so it is always rounded; the exact value is √165.

What is the largest perfect square that divides 165?

Only 1. 165 has no other square factor, so √165 is already in simplest radical form.