Which term describes the variable y in the expression yn? A.Product B.Factor C.Base D.Exponent

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Which term describes the variable y in the expression yn?
A.Product B.Factor C.Base D.Exponent

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If the expression is: yⁿ
then y is the Base.

If the expression is: yn
then y is the product.

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