Let H,K,N be nontrivial normal subgroups of a group G and suppose G = H X K.

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Let H,K,N be nontrivial normal subgroups of a group G and suppose G = H X K. Prove that N is in the center of G or N intersects one of H,K nontrivially. Give examples to show that both possibilities can actually occur when G is nonabelian.

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