Math, asked by devsharma67, 1 year ago

what is degre of the differential equation (dy/dx)^4 = (x^)4

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Answered by Sabirmhd333555

The degree of this equation is 4

devsharma67: where i will bw wrong if i takr fourth root both sides and then raise the power to 10000000 degree of my same differential becomes 10000000

Answered by bihi

I am not sure but may be it is infinite .....

devsharma67: sorry. but i dont think so

devsharma67: i think it must be 2

bihi: oookkkkk

devsharma67: yupp

bihi: hmm

bihi: I had a talk.with ur friend piyush

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