Math, asked by renusambhu123, 5 months ago

If p = 4, q = -3 and r = 2, find the value of: p3 + q3 – r3 – 3pqr.

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Answered by DeyD

1

Answer:

69

Step-by-step explanation:

p = 4

q = -3

r = 2

p3 + q3 - r3 - 3pqr

(4 * 3) + (-3*3) - (2*3) - 3(4*-3*2)

chakrabortysimone8: No this is wrong answer is 11

DeyD: it was a typo

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