 Subdirect product of pairwise nonisomorphic simple modules

Suppose the $S_i$ are pairwise nonisomorphic simple modules. Any submodule $W$ of their finite direct sum that projects onto every summand is the entire sum. Induct on $k$. Projection onto the first $k-1$ factors is onto by induction. Its kernel is a submodule of $S_k$, hence zero or all of $S_k$. If zero, $W$ is isomorphic to the first $k-1$ factors but also has quotient $S_k$, contradicting their distinct composition factors and the Jordan–Hölder theorem. Therefore the kernel is $S_k$, proving the assertion. Consequently, if $S_i=A{x}_i$, the map $a\mapsto (a{x}_i{)}_i$ is onto and gives $A/({\bigcap }_i{\mathrm{Ann}}_A(x_i))\cong {⨁}_i{S}_i$ as left modules. The annihilators of these vectors need only be left ideals.