Question:
The degree of the differential equation
√(1-x²)+√(1+y²)=a(x-y) is
The degree of the differential equation
√(1-x²)+√(1+y²)=a(x-y) is
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Degree is defined only after removing radicals and fractions involving derivatives.
Updated On: Mar 20, 2026
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
On differentiating and removing radicals by squaring, the highest power of derivative obtained is 2.
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