Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

what is the algebraic expression for the following word phrase : the product of 2 and y? is the answer 2y or 2+y or 2-y or is it 2/y?

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Answered by richardjiang20p23tos

2

2y as "product" refers to the answer when you multiply.

Answered by siddybrainly

5

its 2y mate!

it said product... that means-

2*y =2y

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