60(d+1)=40(d+3)

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Solution for 60(d+1)=40(d+3) equation:


Simplifying
60(d + 1) = 40(d + 3)

Reorder the terms:
60(1 + d) = 40(d + 3)
(1 * 60 + d * 60) = 40(d + 3)
(60 + 60d) = 40(d + 3)

Reorder the terms:
60 + 60d = 40(3 + d)
60 + 60d = (3 * 40 + d * 40)
60 + 60d = (120 + 40d)

Solving
60 + 60d = 120 + 40d

Solving for variable 'd'.

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

Add '-40d' to each side of the equation.
60 + 60d + -40d = 120 + 40d + -40d

Combine like terms: 60d + -40d = 20d
60 + 20d = 120 + 40d + -40d

Combine like terms: 40d + -40d = 0
60 + 20d = 120 + 0
60 + 20d = 120

Add '-60' to each side of the equation.
60 + -60 + 20d = 120 + -60

Combine like terms: 60 + -60 = 0
0 + 20d = 120 + -60
20d = 120 + -60

Combine like terms: 120 + -60 = 60
20d = 60

Divide each side by '20'.
d = 3

Simplifying
d = 3

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