Concept:Use substitution from the linear equation into the quadratic equation to solve for one variable, then compute the required expression.Explanation:Given: 2p+3q=18 and 4p2+4pq−3q2−36=0.From the first equation, write 2p=18−3q.Substitute this into the second equation. Notice that 4p2=(2p)2 and 4pq=2⋅(2p)⋅q.So the second equation becomes: (18−3q)2+2(18−3q)(q)−3q2−36=0.Expand: (324+9q2−108q)+(36q−6q2)−3q2−36=0.Combine like terms: 324−36=288 for constants; 9q2−6q2−3q2=0 for q2 terms; −108q+36q=−72q for q terms.Thus, 288−72q=0, so 72q=288 and q=4.Now 2p=18−3(4)=18−12=6.Therefore, 2p+q=6+4=10.Answer:10