Normal Subgroups of G: K ∩ N is Normal

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Homework Statement



Show that if K and N are normal subgroups of G, then K intersect N is normal to G.

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K and N are normal.
Then:
gkg^-1 is in K
gng^-1 is in N
want to show the intersection is a normal subgroup of G.
My problem is how to deal with the intersection
 
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Take a h\in K\cap N (what does this mean?) and take an arbitrary g.
You'll need to show that g^{-1}hg\in K\cap N (so, what do you need to show?)
 
Take a h in the intersection of two normal subgroups is what that means
 
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