Let p = – 4, q = – 4, and z = – 2, and evaluate the expression. p^3 – 7qz^3

Let p =  – 4, q = – 4, and z = – 2, and evaluate the expression.         p3 – 7qz3

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-64-7(-4)(-8)=-64-7(32)=-64-224=-288.

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