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If P=3, Q=5, and R=1, evaluate the following: 3P+2Q-6R•3(Q)
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If P=3, Q=5, and R=1, evaluate the following: 3P+2Q-6R•3(Q)

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-71

Explanation:

9+10-6*15
19-90=-71

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