History, asked by nishantkumar324, 6 months ago

The Indo - European language is
divided into.................cycles.
a)2.
b)5
c)10
d)12
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Answered by AnjaliBhoite

0

Answer:

10

Explanation:

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Answered by ManasviChoudhary

4

Answer:

The Indo - European language is divided into (10) cycles...

Explanation:

C)10 is the correct answer:)

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