Evaluate the square root of a perfect square rational number ex 8, root(64/196)

The video tutorial explains how to evaluate the radical of a perfect square number, especially when presented as a fraction. It introduces the property of radicals that allows the square root of a rational number to be rewritten as the square root of the numerator over the square root of the denominator. The tutorial demonstrates this with examples, including the square root of 64 and the prime factorization of 196, emphasizing the importance of knowing square numbers and prime factorization for evaluating square roots.

How do you evaluate the square root of 64?

What is the final result when you simplify the square root of 196?