Question

A rule by means of which a given function can be change into another function is called

Answer 1

Answer:

Operator

Explanation:

An

Operator

is a rule by means of which a given function can be changed into another function.

For example,

We can add operators as follows:

(A^ + B^)f = A^f + B^f

Here,

(A^ + B^ ) is an Operator

f is a Function

A^f + B^f is another function

so here an Operator changed one function into another.

Result: Operator can change one function into another.