Answer to Question #32984 in Linear Algebra for christ

Question #32984

A linear tansformation
T:U→F
is a called a ………………… if
T(α1u1+α2u2)=α1T(u1)+α2T(u2)
, for
α1,α2∈F
and
u1,u2∈U
.
linear dimensional
linear function
linear functional
linear dimension

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