**Transcript and Explanation for Educational Website:**Title: Understanding Ordinary Differential EquationsContent:**Problem Statement:**"Give the order of the given ordinary differential equation and state the type: linear or nonlinear."Equation:\[(1 - x)y'' - 4xy' + 7y = \cos^3 x\]Interactive Component:- Dropdown 1: "This is a [Select] equation"- Dropdown 2: "and the degree of the equation is [Select]"**Explanation:**- **Order of the Differential Equation:** The order of a differential equation is determined by the highest derivative present. In this equation, the highest derivative is \(y''\), which means the order is 2.- **Type (Linear or Nonlinear):** A linear differential equation has terms that are linear in the dependent variable and its derivatives. In this case, the equation is linear in terms of \(y, y', \) and \(y''\). However, the presence of \(\cos^3 x\) does not affect the linearity related to \(y\).- **Degree of the Differential Equation:** The degree is based on the power of the highest-order derivative, assuming the equation is polynomial in \(y', y'', \) etc. Here, the degree is 1 because \(y''\) is to the first power.**Interactive Learning:**Students are encouraged to select the correct options from the dropdowns to enhance their understanding of the classification of differential equations.

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