Math, asked by aryanahirwar007, 8 months ago

The power of highest order differential coefficient appearing in differential
equation is known as of differential equation
a. Order
b. Degree c. Both order and degree None of the

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The power of highest order differential coefficient appearing in differential

equation is known as of differential equation

Step-by-step explanation:

By definition it is called

Degree

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