The cube root of negative integer is _____the integer. a. Greater than b. Less than c. equal to d. Three times?

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Explanation:

Let's take an example of a negative integer, say -8.

The cube of -8 is (-8) x (-8) x (-8) = -512.

Now, to find the cube root of -512, we have to find a number which when multiplied by itself three times gives us -512.

Now, since -8 is the cube root of -512, we can say that:

(-8) x (-8) x (-8) = (-512)

Therefore, the cube root of a negative integer is less than the integer itself.

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Thus, we can conclude that the cube root of a negative integer is always less than the integer itself.