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A polynomial in x of degree greater tan 3 leaves the reaminder 2,1 and -1, when divided by `(x-1),(x+2)` & `(x+1)` respectively. Find the remainder, if the polynomial is divided by `(x^(2)-1)(x+2)`.

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