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What is the degree of the differential eqaution : d3ydx3−6(dydx)2−4y=0

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Solution

The correct option is A 1
Given the differential equations is
d3ydx36(dydx)24y=0.
The highest order term involved in the equation is d3ydx3.
And the degree of the highest ordered term is 1, so degree of the differential equations is 1.

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