α is a scalar quantity. Then
α (A+B)= α A +α B by the Linearity property.
Let α=2, A=3, B=5
α (A+B)=2(3+5)=16
α A+α B= (2*3)+(2*5)=16
Hence Linearity property satisfied.
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