Classify the differential equation: d³y/dx³ + x(dy/dx) + y = 0 fourth-order linear homogeneous fourth-order nonlinear homogeneous third-order nonlinear nonhomogeneous third-order nonlinear homogeneous first-order nonlinear nonhomogeneous
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