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| − | A system is said to be linear if it satisfies the principle of superposition i.e if for an input A the system gives an output X and for an input B the system gives output then for an input ( a*A + b*B ) the system should yield the output as ( a*X + b*B ). | + | A system is said to be linear if it satisfies the principle of superposition i.e if for an input A the system gives an output X and for an input B the system gives output then for an input ( a*A + b*B ) the system should yield the output as ( a*X + b*B ). Where a and b are any complex numbers. |
==Examples of linear system== | ==Examples of linear system== | ||
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==Examples of non linear system== | ==Examples of non linear system== | ||
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Linear system
A system is said to be linear if it satisfies the principle of superposition i.e if for an input A the system gives an output X and for an input B the system gives output then for an input ( a*A + b*B ) the system should yield the output as ( a*X + b*B ). Where a and b are any complex numbers.
