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3\left(m-7\right)\left(3m+10\right)=-2\left(2m+3\right)\left(3n+10\right)
Variable n cannot be equal to -\frac{10}{3} since division by zero is not defined. Multiply both sides of the equation by 3\left(2m+3\right)\left(3n+10\right), the least common multiple of \left(2m+3\right)\left(3n+10\right),3.
\left(3m-21\right)\left(3m+10\right)=-2\left(2m+3\right)\left(3n+10\right)
Use the distributive property to multiply 3 by m-7.
9m^{2}-33m-210=-2\left(2m+3\right)\left(3n+10\right)
Use the distributive property to multiply 3m-21 by 3m+10 and combine like terms.
9m^{2}-33m-210=\left(-4m-6\right)\left(3n+10\right)
Use the distributive property to multiply -2 by 2m+3.
9m^{2}-33m-210=-12mn-40m-18n-60
Use the distributive property to multiply -4m-6 by 3n+10.
-12mn-40m-18n-60=9m^{2}-33m-210
Swap sides so that all variable terms are on the left hand side.
-12mn-18n-60=9m^{2}-33m-210+40m
Add 40m to both sides.
-12mn-18n-60=9m^{2}+7m-210
Combine -33m and 40m to get 7m.
-12mn-18n=9m^{2}+7m-210+60
Add 60 to both sides.
-12mn-18n=9m^{2}+7m-150
Add -210 and 60 to get -150.
\left(-12m-18\right)n=9m^{2}+7m-150
Combine all terms containing n.
\frac{\left(-12m-18\right)n}{-12m-18}=\frac{9m^{2}+7m-150}{-12m-18}
Divide both sides by -12m-18.
n=\frac{9m^{2}+7m-150}{-12m-18}
Dividing by -12m-18 undoes the multiplication by -12m-18.
n=-\frac{9m^{2}+7m-150}{6\left(2m+3\right)}
Divide 7m+9m^{2}-150 by -12m-18.
n=-\frac{9m^{2}+7m-150}{6\left(2m+3\right)}\text{, }n\neq -\frac{10}{3}
Variable n cannot be equal to -\frac{10}{3}.