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where M/g denotes the (7*-algebra of complex kby k matrices and the X^'s are compact connected Hausdorff spaces. If there is a uniform bound on the covering dimension, dim(X), of the compact spaces involved (see for example [7] for the definition of the covering dimension), we are able to extend the result [9], Theorem 3.1, of Fack; in fact even slightly beyond the case where the inductive limit is simple. The right condition for the proof to work is that the inductive limit (7*-algebra A should satisfy that Ko(A) has large denominators; i.e. for any a > 0 in KQ^A) and any n C N there should be a b € Ko(A) and m € N such that nb < a < mb, see [15], Definition 2.2. This condition is always satisfied when A is simple and not finite dimensional (as we prove in Remark 1.9 below), but it

Finite sums and products of commutators in inductive limit $C^*$-algebras