Ch7 Pr2: Linear Maps

A map T between vector spaces which satisfies:

* the addition condition T(x+y) = T(x) + T(y) and
* the scalar multiplication condition T(lambda x) = lambda T(x)

is called a "linear map".

In the first part of this video we see how to show a map is linear; in the second part we see how to show a map is not linear.

Presented by Dr Maike Massierer from the UNSW School of Mathematics and Statistics

[gauravladha]

Why does it seem like she's gonna cry any moment now.. Anyway thanks for the example

[mefatoumata]

thank you very much, this was very clear and well explained :D !!