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    g(t) = g(−t)

    g(3 + t) = g(3 − t)

    g(t − 3) = g(t + 3)

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    E≡Δ

    E+1≡Δ

    E−1≡Δ

    1−E ≡Δ
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    W hich one of the following relations is correct (where I denotes unity operator)?

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    (Δ + I)(∇ + I) ≡ I

    (Δ + I)(I − ∇) ≡ I

    (∇ + I)(Δ − I) ≡ I
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    (Δ + I)(I − ∇) ≡ I
    7) Iterativemethod is a −−−−−−−−− method for finding 1 point
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    GaussElimination

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