alleryFor an equation with a sine of a derivative, the degree is:
AEqual to zero
BNot defined
CEqual to one
DEqual to two
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Not defined
1. A sine of a derivative is not a polynomial term.
2. The requirement for defining degree therefore fails.
3. So the degree of such an equation cannot be defined.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics Part II, Chapter 9, Differential Equations._
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