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Let `P(x)` be a polynomial of degree 4 having a relative maximum at `x=2` and `Lim_(x->0) (3-(p(x))/x)=27`. Also `P(1)=9 and P"(x)` has a local minimum at `x =2`. The value of definite integral `int_0^1 (p(-x)-p(x)) dx` equals

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