diffirential equations: how to eliminate arbitrary constant where h is a parameter; y=mx+h/m

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July 8, 2016 - 9:01pm
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Rubie Ponce Imboy
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diffirential equations: how to eliminate arbitrary constant where h is a parameter; y=mx+h/m

please help
how to eliminate arbitrary constant where h is a parameter;
y=mx+h/m

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July 9, 2016 - 12:49am
Jhun Vert
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$y = mx + \dfrac{h}{m}$   ←   Equation (1)

$y' = m$
 

Substitute m = y' to Equation (1)
$y = xy' + \dfrac{h}{y'}$       answer

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