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The Sylow Theorems · Hard problem

A group has order 351=33⋅13351=3^3\cdot13. Sylow III leaves n13∈{1,27}n_{13}\in\{1,27\} (neither forced) and, separately, n3∈{1,13}n_3\in\{1,13\} (neither forced either). If the Sylow 1313-subgroup is NOT normal, what is n3n_3, the number of Sylow 33-subgroups?