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Let f(x)=((a^2-4)/(a^2+2))x^3-3x+sin3 , ...

Let `f(x)=((a^2-4)/(a^2+2))x^3-3x+sin3 `, then the true set of values of a for which f(x) is strictly decreasing on R is

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