Solution

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The remaining Sylow theorems state that every -subgroup of a finite group is contained in a Sylow subgroup, and that all Sylow -subgroups are conjugate. If with and is the number of Sylow -subgroups, then
In particular if and only if that Sylow subgroup is a normal subgroup.

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