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Question
For the differential equation given below, indicate its order and degree (if defined).
`(d^4y)/dx^4 - sin ((d^3y)/(dx^3)) = 0`
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Solution
`(d^4y)/dx^4 - sin ((d^3y)/dx^3) = 0`
The order of the equation is 4, and the Degree is not defined.
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