3) Let V be a vector space and denote Vk: := V × ... × V as the cartesian product of itself k times. Now let f: Vk - → W
3) Let V be a vector space and denote Vk: := V × ... × V as the cartesian product of itself k times. Now let f: Vk - → W
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Transcribed Image Text:3) Let V be a vector space and denote Vk := V × ... × V as the cartesian product of itself k
times. Now let
be an alternating multilinear map.
(a)
(b)
f: Vk
→ W
Prove that if v₂ € span(v₁, ..., Vi-1, Vi+1, · · · ,
Uk) = 0
Suppose now that dim(V)=n. Prove that (V) = 0 for m > n
f(v₁, V2,
...g
Vi,...,
Uk) then
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