Do multiple apps create multiple rootscopes?

Question

As shown here, it is possible to add multiple apps to the same page. Also it says in the angularjs documentation that

Every application has a single root scope

Then does it stand to reason that there are two rootscopes created if I map two apps to the page ?

Answer 1

Yes, different apps are completely unrelated to each other, with respect to root scope, modules dependencies, services, directives, injectors

EDIT:

To ease your concerns, here's a demo that shows inequality of root scopes between 2 apps. The demo is built roughly as follows:

var comparator = {
   set: function(key, obj){
     // set object with some key
   },
   compare: function(key1, key2){
     // console.log of previously-set objects with keys key1 and key2
   }
}

var app1 = angular.module("app1", [])
  .run(function($rootScope){
    comparator.set("rootScope1", $rootScope);
  });

var app2 = angular.module("app2", [])
  .run(function($rootScope){
    comparator.set("rootScope2", $rootScope);
  });

Demo