Find the real value of m for which the s...

Find the real value of `m` for which the substitution `y=u^m` will transform the differential equation `2x^4y(dy)/(dx)+y^4=4x^6` in to a homogeneous equation.

A

m=0

B

m=1

C

m=3/2

D

No value of m

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C

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