Marcus stated that any time an integer is raised to an integer exponent, the result is a rational number. is marcus correct? why or why not? select the option that is completely correct. marcus is incorrect. if any integer is raised to a negative integer exponent, the base is multiplied repeatedly. the product of two integers may not be a rational number. marcus is correct. if any integer is raised to any integer exponent, the base is multiplied or divided repeatedly. the product or quotient of integers is always a rational number. marcus is incorrect. if any integer is raised to a negative integer exponent, the base is divided repeatedly. the quotient of two integers may not be a rational number. marcus is correct. if any integer is raised to any integer exponent, the base is multiplied times the exponent. the product of two integers is always a rational number.