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Let A and B are square matrices of order 2 such that `A+adj(B^(T))=[(3,2),(2,3)] and A^(T)-adj(B)=[(-2,-1),(-1, -1)]`, then `A^(2)+2A^(3)+3A^(4)+5A^(5)` is equal to (where `M^(T)` and adj(M) represent the transpose matrix and adjoint matrix of matrix M respectively and I represents the identity matrix of order 2)

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