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Q=40
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590-3\left(-10+3Q\right)=20+6Q
Combine 2Q and Q to get 3Q.
590+30-9Q=20+6Q
Use the distributive property to multiply -3 by -10+3Q.
620-9Q=20+6Q
Add 590 and 30 to get 620.
620-9Q-6Q=20
Subtract 6Q from both sides.
620-15Q=20
Combine -9Q and -6Q to get -15Q.
-15Q=20-620
Subtract 620 from both sides.
-15Q=-600
Subtract 620 from 20 to get -600.
Q=\frac{-600}{-15}
Divide both sides by -15.
Q=40
Divide -600 by -15 to get 40.
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