If P = 18, Q = 21, R = -6 and S = -4, Calculate \( \frac{(P-Q)^3+S^2}{R^3} + S^2 \)

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Mathematics - 1986 Subject: General Mathematics

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If P = 18, Q = 21, R = -6 and S = -4, Calculate \( \frac{(P-Q)^3+S^2}{R^3} + S^2 \)

Answer Details
( P − Q ) 3 + S 2 R 3  =  ( 18 − 21 ) 3 + ( − 4 ) 2 ( − 6 ) 3
=  − 27 + 16 R 3
=  − 11 − 216
= 

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