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Exercise 3.6.4 Suppose that G₁, G₂ are groups, N₁ ◄G₁, N₂ ◄ G₂ are normal subgroups. Prove that N₁ × N₂ ◄
G₁ x G₂, and (G₁ × G₂)/(N₁ × N₂) ≈G₁/N₁ × G₂/N₂. Hint: Theorem 3.6.5.
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