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Answered by brunoconti
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zoyahammad: your answer I'd correct but I don't understand your third step
Answered by 22072003
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\tt{- {\dfrac{1}{3}} \{ 6(p + q) - 3[p - 2(p - 3q)] \}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{3}} \{ 6(p + q) - 3[p - 2p + 6q]\}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{3}} \{ 6(p + q) - 3p + 6p - 18q\}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{3}} \{ 6p + 6q - 3p + 6p - 18q\}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{3}} \{ 9p - 12q \}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{3}} × 3 \{ 3p - 4q \}}

\tt{\implies - {\dfrac{1}{ {\cancel{3}} }} × {\cancel{3}} \{ 3p - 4q \}}

\tt\red{\implies 4q - 3p}
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