100[0.6(q+10)]=

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Solution for 100[0.6(q+10)]= equation:


Simplifying
100[0.6(q + 10)] = 0

Reorder the terms:
100[0.6(10 + q)] = 0
100[(10 * 0.6 + q * 0.6)] = 0
100[(6 + 0.6q)] = 0
[6 * 100 + 0.6q * 100] = 0
[600 + 60q] = 0

Solving
600 + 60q = 0

Solving for variable 'q'.

Move all terms containing q to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-600' to each side of the equation.
600 + -600 + 60q = 0 + -600

Combine like terms: 600 + -600 = 0
0 + 60q = 0 + -600
60q = 0 + -600

Combine like terms: 0 + -600 = -600
60q = -600

Divide each side by '60'.
q = -10

Simplifying
q = -10

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