why is dy/dx + sin(dy/dx)=0 not a polnomial function and why its degree is undefined?
Asked by sanjanadhankani
| 10th Nov, 2010,
08:27: PM
Expert Answer:
Dear student
By definition a polynomial function is a functrion of form f(x) = ao+a1x+a2x2+...+anxn
where ais are constants and n is non negative integer.
Now this equation is a differential equation consisting of differential coefficient dy/dx so this not a polynomial function
dy/dx + sin(dy/dx)=0
Hope it clarifies your doubt
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| 11th Nov, 2010,
10:49: AM
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