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An R-module F is flat when −⊗R​F preserves injections, equivalently all finite exact sequences. Since −⊗R​R is naturally the identity functor, R is flat. A free module is a direct sum of copies of R, and tensor products commute with direct sums, so every free module is flat.
As an R-module,
R[X]=⨁n≥0​RXn
(1)
is free. Therefore the polynomial algebra R[X] is a flat R-algebra.

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