Form the algebraic expression using variables, constants, and arithmetic operator $(+, -, \times, \div)$ :
The number $y$ multiplied by itself

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Solution

Given the number $y$
Now, the number $y$ is multiplied by itself $= y \times y = y^{2}$
Hence, the algebraic expression is $y^{2}$ .

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