Suppose that G is a group and G has exactly two nontrivial

Chapter 4, Problem 37SE

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Suppose that G is a group and G has exactly two nontrivial proper subgroups. Prove that G is cyclic and |G| = pq, where p and q are distinct primes, or that G is cyclic and \(|G| = p^3\), where p is prime.

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