kindly answer it Let V = {f: N→ R} endowed with the usual notions of pointwise addition and scalar mul-tiplication. Define two linear operators, R, L: V→ V by[L(f)] (n) = f(n+1) and [R(f)] (n) = ⋅{(₁-1)n = 1f(n-1) n ≥2Determine ker(L) and im(L).Note: One of these is finite dimensional. A good exercise would be to find a basis forthat subspace, but we won't ask you to do that in this question.

This problem is from linear algebra, we will use definition of ker(L) and im(L).

Answered: Let K} endowed with the usual notions…

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Let K} endowed with the usual notions of pointwise addition and scalar mul- tiplication. Define two linear operators, R, L: V → V by [L(f)] (n) = f(n+1) and [R(f)] (n) = {(n-1) n=1 f(n-1) n>2