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Since the degree of the remainder must be less than that of divisor , so if the degree of the divisor is 2 , then the possible maximum degree of the remainder is 1 ,hence we let the remainder is (ax+b) but not a constant.
When a polynomial p(x) is divided by x-1 and x+1, the remainders are 1 and 3 respectively
p(x)=(x-1)Q1(x)+1---(1)
p(x)=(x+1)Q2(x)+3---(2)
put x=1 into (1) ,p(1)=1
put x=-1 into (2) ,p(-1)=3
And now , let Q(x) and ax + b be the quotient and the remainder respectively when p(x) is divided by x^2 -1
p(x)=(x^2-1)Q(x)+(ax+b)---(3)
put x=1 into (3),
a+b=p(1)=1---(4)
put x=-1 into (3),
-a+b=p(-1)=3---(5)
(4)+(5):
2b=4
b=2
put b=2 into (4),
a=-1
Therefore , the remainder is (-x+2)