+ EXERCISES 6.pdfDetermine in each question whether or not the function is homogeneous. If it is homogeneous, statethe degree of the function.Part Id.e.(x² + y³ )e' +4xyf.xsiny sin

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Part I Determine in each question whether or not the function is homogeneous. If it is homogeneous, state the degree of the function. d. x-y e. (x* + y* )e +4xy f. xsin y sin