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Order and degree of differential equation`(("d"^3y)/("d"x^3))^(1/6)`= 9 is ______

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Order and degree of differential equation`(("d"^3y)/("d"x^3))^(1/6)`= 9 is 3,1

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Chapter 1.8: Differential Equation and Applications - Q.2

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