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mpkannan
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A mathematical operator (Aop) operates on a function (f) to generate a new function (f '):
Aop (f) = f ' (1)
Consider that I subtract a from b to get c:
b-a = c (2)
Can I write this subtraction operation as an operator equation of the form (1) as shown below?
(-a) (b) = c (3)
where (-a) represents the operator "subtract a".
Similarly for +, x and /.
Aop (f) = f ' (1)
Consider that I subtract a from b to get c:
b-a = c (2)
Can I write this subtraction operation as an operator equation of the form (1) as shown below?
(-a) (b) = c (3)
where (-a) represents the operator "subtract a".
Similarly for +, x and /.