Question: If w is a (k- 1) -form on a compact k-dimensional manifold M, prove that Mdw =0. Give a counter-example if M is not compact.

If w is a (k- 1) -form on a compact k-dimensional manifold M, prove that ∫Mdw =0. Give a counter-example if M is not compact.

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