Question

What type of number will result from multiplying −8–√
and 45
?(1 point)
Responses

a rational number
a rational number

the number zero
the number zero

an integer
an integer

an irrational number

Answer 1

To determine the type of number that results from multiplying \(-8\sqrt{}\) and \(45\), let's analyze the expression.

1. \(-8\sqrt{}\) needs clarification, but assuming it references \(-8\) multiplied by something with a square root, we should explicitly define what is under the square root. If it is simply \(-8\) and the square root symbol is used incorrectly, let's assume it means just \(-8\).

2. Multiply \(-8\) and \(45\):
\[
-8 \times 45 = -360
\]

3. \(-360\) is:
- An integer (as it is a whole number)
- A rational number (since it can be expressed as \(-360/1\))

Since the prompt seems to assume \(-8\sqrt{}\) was meant to represent \(-8\) in some context, we conclude that:

The final answer is:
**an integer**