Given Values: We are given: p=−3q=5Expression = p2−q2p−p3Identify the expression after substituting the values of p and q.Substitute −3 for p and 5 for q in p2−q2p−p3.q=50
Calculate p2: Calculate p2 which is (−3)2.(−3)2=3×3=9
Calculate q2: Calculate q2 which is (5)2.$5^2 = 5 \times 5 = 25\)
Multiply q2 by p: Multiply q2 by p which is 25×(−3).25×(−3)=−75
Calculate p3: Calculate p3 which is (−3)3.(−3)3 = −3×−3×−3= −27
Combine Calculated Parts: Combine all the calculated parts to find the value of the expression. p2−q2p−p3=9−(−75)−(−27)
Simplify the Expression: Simplify the expression by performing the subtractions. 9−(−75)−(−27)=9+75+27=111
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