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The Sylow Theorems · Superchallenge problem

In the non-abelian group of order 57=3⋅1957=3\cdot19 (which exists since 19−1=1819-1=18 is divisible by 33), the Sylow 1919-subgroup is always normal, but the Sylow 33-subgroup cannot also be normal – otherwise GG would be a direct product of the two and hence abelian. How many elements of order 33 does this non-abelian group have?