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A Linear System

A system is Linear when the input can be offset and/or have a magnitude applied to it and then passed through the system, or passed through the system and then have a offset and/or magnitude applied and the output is the same for both orders.


A Non-Linear System

A system is Non-Linear when the input can be offset and/or have a magnitude applied to it and then passed through the system, or passed through the system and then have a offset and/or magnitude applied and the outputs are not the same for both orders.

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