For torsion-free R-modules A, B, a k-homomorphism is a map op: A → B such that for each rank 1 submodule J of A, either (b.J = 0 or p.J is not pure in B. Prove that the x-homomorphisms form a submodule in Homo (A, B). 9.7.
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