If p \ "and" \ q are the order and degre...

If `p \ "and" \ q` are the order and degree of the differential equation `y(dy)/(dx)+x^3(\ \ d^2y)/(dx^2)+x y=cos x`, then a. `p < q` b. `p = q` c. `p > q` d. none of these

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