Math, asked by swatimishra12, 3 months ago

(2y) x (2y) x (2y) x (2y) x (2y) =________

a.10y
b. 10y^5
c . 32y
d. 32y^5

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Answered by khushithakur044

1

Answer:

32 y

Step-by-step explanation:

siple

2x2= 4

4x2= 8

8x2=16

16x2=32

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