The differential equation
$y^{''} + (y^{3} s i n x)^{5} y^{'} + y = c o s x^{3}$ is

homogeneous

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nonlinear

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second order linear

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nonhomogeneous with constant coeffecients

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Solution

The correct option is B nonlinear
$∵$ y has exponent other than 1.

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