Let A() be an operator. If a is a linear operator then the following two statements are true:
A(kx) = kA(x) {k is a constant}
A(x + y)=A(x) +A(y)
k comes from a field.
Differentiation is an example of a linear operator.
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Let A() be an operator. If a is a linear operator then the following two statements are true:
A(kx) = kA(x) {k is a constant}
A(x + y)=A(x) +A(y)
k comes from a field.
Differentiation is an example of a linear operator.