To find the interval where the cube root of 250 lies, we need to find two consecutive integers whose cubes bracket the number 250.
We can test the cubes of integers:
We observe that 250 is greater than $6^3$ (which is 216) and less than $7^3$ (which is 343).
Mathematically, this can be represented as:
$ 6^3 < 250 < 7^3 $Taking the cube root of all parts of the inequality:
$ \sqrt[3]{6^3} < \sqrt[3]{250} < \sqrt[3]{7^3} $ $ 6 < \sqrt[3]{250} < 7 $Therefore, the cube root of 250 lies between the integers 6 and 7.
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