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Vanishing loci of ideal sums and intersections

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For ideals I,J⊆k[x1​,…,xn​],
V(I+J)=V(I)∩V(J),V(I∩J)=V(I)∪V(J).
(1)
The second equality also follows from V(IJ)=V(I)∪V(J) and
IJ⊆I∩J.
(2)

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2021 / ii / Paper 1 / 25I / i / Solution

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