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Exercise [11.13]
Hence, If p and q are both odd then pq is odd and, If one of them is even then pq is even and,
31 May 2008, 10:46
DimBulb
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Re: Exercise [11.13]
A question. Just a point of clarification.
The grade of , or depends on how many basis s are used to wedge product the thing together. So in you aswer to the exercise, when you say , for example, you mean , where is a scalar. Yes?
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, or 
depends on how many basis 
s are used to wedge product the thing together. So in you aswer to the exercise, when you say 
, for example, you mean 
, where 
is a scalar. Yes?