Abstract
Abstract: Based on an old article about extracting the ࢎ࢚ of real numbers using a general method, we introduce an algorithm for computing such roots, using a different approach, through introducing an operator which we define as the inverse binomial operator .We illustrate the procedure by computing ࢎ࢚ roots of some ,randomly, selected real numbers. To show the beauty of using such a new procedure, we compare our calculations with the calculations obtained, for the a certain example, via well-known iteration methods such as the bisection and Newton-Raphson methods; moreover a comparison is made for same purpose using continued fractions method. Finally, a conclusion is given to clarify the advantages of the inverse binomial operator.