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The value of -2(p+6q) for p = -1 and q =3 is
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The value of -2(p+6q) for p = -1 and q =3 is

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-34

Explanation:

-2(p+6q)

Let p=-1 and q =3

-2 (-1 +6*3)

Multiply first inside the parentheses

-2 (-1+18)

Add inside the parentheses

-2(17)

-34

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