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Order of a Differential Equation

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The order of the differential equation of the curve y=ax^2+bx+c where a, b and 'c' are arbitrary constants is

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Since the equation contains 3 arbitary constant, we need to differentiate the equation 3 times to eliminate the constants.

So order will be 3.

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