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Let f(x) = ^3x + px^2 +qx^2 + 6, p,q in ...

Let `f(x) = ^3x + px^2 +qx^2 + 6, p,q in R` and `f'(x) lt 0` in largest possible interval `(-5/3,-1)` then value of `q-p` is

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