What is the order of the partial differential equation, \(\frac{∂^2 – McqOptions

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1.	What is the order of the partial differential equation, \(\frac{∂^2 z}{∂x^2}-(\frac{∂z}{∂y})^5+\frac{∂^2 z}{∂x∂y}=0\)?
A.	Order-5
B.	Order-1
C.	Order-4
D.	Order-2
Answer» E.

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