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Modifications of Certain Operators,in this direction and proposed many usual and hybrid operators of Durrmeyer type.A thorough presentation of moments for several operators was recently provided by the authors in [.]. Additionally, for other approximation properties, we refer the readers to [.].

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P. J. H. Sharpe,R. J. Newton,R. D. Spencein this direction and proposed many usual and hybrid operators of Durrmeyer type.A thorough presentation of moments for several operators was recently provided by the authors in [.]. Additionally, for other approximation properties, we refer the readers to [.].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-23697-6The interest towards the study of differences of positive linear operators began with the question raised by A. Lupa? [.] with regard to the possibility to establish the following estimate: . where .. are the Bernstein operators and . are the Beta operators (see [.]).

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Difference Between Operators,The interest towards the study of differences of positive linear operators began with the question raised by A. Lupa? [.] with regard to the possibility to establish the following estimate: . where .. are the Bernstein operators and . are the Beta operators (see [.]).