Thread: How to solve this problem?

Let L:R-->R be defined by L(u)=au+b where a and be are any real numbers. Find all values of a and b so so that L is linear transformation.

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Originally Posted by romsek

see answer on mymathforum.com

Kindly give me a link. I have searched it but no use!

"Absolute honesty isn't the most diplomatic, nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings"

Originally Posted by muneeb977

Kindly give me a link. I have searched it but no use!
"Absolute honesty isn't the most diplomatic, nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings"

If you do not know what a linear transformation is, why ask about one?

Originally Posted by muneeb977

Kindly give me a link. I have searched it but no use!

How to solve this problem? - My Math Forum

Originally Posted by skeeter

How to solve this problem? - My Math Forum

Thanks

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