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    The document defines the order and degree of a differential equation. The order refers to how complicated the equation is based on the highest derivative term, with first-order equations involving the first derivative and second-order equations involving the second derivative. The degree refers to the power of the highest derivative term in the equation, with a first-degree equation having the highest derivative to the first power and a second-degree equation having it squared. An example differential equation is provided to illustrate these concepts.

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    The document defines the order and degree of a differential equation. The order refers to how complicated the equation is based on the highest derivative term, with first-order equations involving the first derivative and second-order equations involving the second derivative. The degree refers to the power of the highest derivative term in the equation, with a first-degree equation having the highest derivative to the first power and a second-degree equation having it squared. An example differential equation is provided to illustrate these concepts.

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    Order & Degree of A Differential Equation - Consuelo

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    The document defines the order and degree of a differential equation. The order refers to how complicated the equation is based on the highest derivative term, with first-order equations involving the first derivative and second-order equations involving the second derivative. The degree refers to the power of the highest derivative term in the equation, with a first-degree equation having the highest derivative to the first power and a second-degree equation having it squared. An example differential equation is provided to illustrate these concepts.

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    Order & Degree Of A Differential Equation

    Presented by : Lorenzo C. Consuelo


    What Is An Order & Degree Of A Differential Equation?

    • Order of a Differential Equation: The order tells us how complicated a differential equation is.

    It's like counting the steps needed to solve it. If a differential equation involves only the

    original function (y) and its first derivative (dy/dx), it's a first-order differential equation. If it

    involves the second derivative (/ ), it's a second-order differential equation, and so on.

    • Degree of a Differential Equation: The degree tells us how big the highest derivative is. It's

    like looking at the biggest "power" of the derivative. For example, if the highest derivative in

    the equation is to the power of 1 (like dy/dx), then it's a first-degree differential equation. If

    the highest derivative is squared (like (y/, then it's a second-degree differential equation.
    Example :

    + sin (y’’’) = 0

    Order:
    Degree: Undefined

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