Eliminating the arbitary constants B and C in the expression
` y = 2/(3C) (Cx-1)^(3//2) +B` , we get

Eliminating the arbitrary constants B and C in the expression y = (2)/(3C) (C x- 1)^(3/2) + B , we get ,

Form the differential equation by eliminating the arbitary constants A and B from y = A cos 2x + B sin 2x

Form the differential equations by elimniating the arbitary constants from the following equations : (1) y =c^(2)+c/x (2) x^(3) +y^(3) = 4ax (3) y = Ae^(5x) + Be^(-5x) (4) y = A cos alpha x + B sin alpha x

Form a differential equation by eliminating arbitrary constants A,B,C from the following y=(A+Bx+Cx^2)e^x .

Obtain the differentiaal equation by eliminating the arbitary constants form the following equations(i) y^2=a(b-x)(b+x)