2(1/2q+1)=-3(2q-1)+4(2q+1

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Solution for 2(1/2q+1)=-3(2q-1)+4(2q+1 equation: 



2(1/2q+1)=-3(2q-1)+4(2q+1

We move all terms to the left:

2(1/2q+1)-(-3(2q-1)+4(2q+1)=0



Domain of the equation: 2q+1)!=0

q∈R



We multiply parentheses

2q-(-3(2q-1)+4(2q+1)+2=0

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