Answer to Question #190983 in Differential Equations for Now united

Question #190983

Determine the order and degree of the differential equation


  1. y"+y"" = siny
  2. x d^3y/dx^3 + 7 dy/dx - 7y = 0
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Expert's answer
2021-05-10T13:04:58-0400

We need to find order and degree of the differential equation. We know that Order is the highest derivative in a differential equation. Degree is the power of highest order term in a differential equation.

in 1. y" + y"" = sin(y) Here highest derivative in this differential equation = 4 & power of the highest order term = 1 , So Order = 4 , Degree = 1


2. x("d^3y\/dx^3" ) + 7"(dy\/dx)" - 7y=0 , Here highest derivative in this differential equation=3

& power of the highest order term =1 , So Order = 3 , Degree = 1

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