Exercise 21, § 11
Algebra, III, 651
(a) Show directly (without using the isomorphisms ) that every -vector over an n-dimensional vector space is pure.
(b) Let A be a commutative algebra over a field K with a basis consisting of the unit element 1 and three elements whose products with one another are zero. Let E be the A-module and its canonical basis; show that the bivector
is not pure.
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