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Find the differential equation that will represent the family of all circles having centres on the X-axis and the radius is unity.

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Find the differential equation of family of straight lines $y=mx+\large\frac{a}{m}$ When $a$ is the parameter.

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Find the differential equation of family of straight lines $y=mx+\large\frac{a}{m}$ When $m$ is the parameter.

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $y=Ae^{2x} \cos (3x , +B ) [A , B ]$

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each $y=e^{mx} [m] $

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $y= e^{3x}(C \cos 2x +D \sin 2x ) [C , D ]$

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each $y=(A+Bx)^{e^{\Large 3x}} [A , B ] $

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $ y=Ae^{2x}+Be^{-5x} [A , B ]$

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $\large \frac{x^{2}}{a^{2}}+\frac{y^{2}}{b^{2}}$$=1 [a , b ] $

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $xy =c^{2} [$c$]$

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $y=ax^{2} +bx + c[a , b ]$

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Form the differential equuations by eliminating arbitary constants given in brackets against each. $y^{2}=4ax [a]$

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