*Let E′ be a submodule of a right A-module E, F′ a submodule of a left A-module F and Im(E′⊗AF) and Im(E⊗AF′) the sub-Z-modules of E⊗AF, the respective images of the canonical mappings E′⊗AF→E⊗AF,
E⊗AF′→E⊗AF.
Then there is a canonical Z-module isomorphism*
(20)π:(E/E′)⊗A(F/F′)→(E⊗AF)/(Im(E′⊗AF)+Im(E⊗AF′))
*such that, for ξ∈E/E′, η∈F, π(ξ⊗η) is the class of all elements x⊗y∈E⊗AF such that x∈ξ and y∈η.
Note that when E is a ((Bi′);A,(Cj′))-multimodule, F a (A,(Bh′′);(Ck′′))-multimodule and E′ and F′ submultimodules of E and F respectively, the isomorphism (20) is an isomorphism for the ((Bi′),(Bh′′);(Cj′),(Ck′′))-multimodule structures of the two sides (no. 3).
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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