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If f(X)=((A^2-1)/(A^2+1))x^3-3x+e^(pi/2)...

If `f(X)=((A^2-1)/(A^2+1))x^3-3x+e^(pi/2)` is a decreasing function of `x` in R then the set of possible values of A

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