(New page: The first part is pretty straight forward I think. There is only 1 way that all is 1, out of 2^10 ways. But the problem comes at (b), anyone has any idea how to do this?)
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The first part is pretty straight forward I think. There is only 1 way that all is 1, out of 2^10 ways.

But the problem comes at (b), anyone has any idea how to do this?

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Abstract algebra continues the conceptual developments of linear algebra, on an even grander scale.

Dr. Paul Garrett