Suppose f: R2 × R² × R² → R was a 3-linear form on R² such that Compute f '(8·0·8) - 0, f (8.0·8) –¹ = = 1 f f = 1 - ƒ (8· 8 · 9) ---ƒ (6·8·9) – · == -1, 1(8.8.8)-(8.8.8) −2 ƒ(6·8·4)--³ /(6·A·9) = ± f = -3, ƒ(2,3,4]). 1.

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Suppose f: R2 × R² × R² → R was a 3-linear form on R² such that
Compute
f
'(8·0·8) -
0,
f
(8.0·8) –¹
= = 1
f
ƒ (8· 8 · 9) --- ƒ (6·9·9) – ·
== -1,
f
= 1
-
1(8.8.8)-(8.8.8)
−2
ƒ(6·8·4)--³ /(6·A·9) = ±
f
= -3,
ƒ(2,3,4]).
1.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose f: R2 × R² × R² → R was a 3-linear form on R² such that Compute f '(8·0·8) - 0, f (8.0·8) –¹ = = 1 f ƒ (8· 8 · 9) --- ƒ (6·9·9) – · == -1, f = 1 - 1(8.8.8)-(8.8.8) −2 ƒ(6·8·4)--³ /(6·A·9) = ± f = -3, ƒ(2,3,4]). 1.
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