How Is the ROC Right of the Rightmost Pole When There's a Pole at -2?

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in this question x(t) is right sided signal
so ROC should be to the right of right most pole
but here they've given ROC is Re(s) >-3
but there is a pole @ -2
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how is this ?
 
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Yes I also think that the ROC should be Re(s)>-2. Looks like the book has a typo.