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a. Let L=(a252 -2) be an differential operator. Show that L is a linear operator.

b. Let L=(a252 -2) be an differential operator. Show that the kernel of L is a vector space

c. Let L=(a252 -2) . Show that the set of functions which satisfy L(u) = g(x,t) form an affine linear subspace.

L=(a252 -2)
L=(a252 -2)
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a2-2.defined on the vector space V, of all smooth a. Consider L real functions. For any f, g E V, beR we get L (bf+g) b L(f)

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