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Degree of the differential equation sinx+cos(dydx) = y2 is ______. - Mathematics

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Degree of the differential equation `sinx + cos(dy/dx)` = y2 is ______.

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Solution

Degree of the differential equation `sinx + cos(dy/dx)` = y2 is not defined.

Explanation:

Because the provided differential equation is not a polynomial equation, its degree is not defined.

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