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If p = 4, q = -3 and r = 2, find the value of: p3 + q3 - r3 - 3pqr
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Substituting p = 4, q = -3 and r = 2 in the given expression, we get:
p3 + q3 - r3 - 3pqr
= (4)3 + (-3)3 - (2)3 - 3(4)(-3)(2)
= 64 + (-27) - 8 - (-72)
= 64 - 27 - 8 + 72
= 136 - 35
∴ p3 + q3 - r3 - 3pqr = 101.
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