Question: Let L be a linear operator on a vector space V. Define Ln, n 1, recursively by L1 = L Lk+ l(v) = L(Lk(V))

Let L be a linear operator on a vector space V. Define Ln, n ≥ 1, recursively by
L1 = L
Lk+ l(v) = L(Lk(V)) for all v ∈ V
Show that L" is a linear operator on V for each n > 1.

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