Solve the following equation?

I’m a beginner to Mathematica. I had the following code:

Solve[-0.45 - 8./(1 + 3 E^(-x/30)) + (80 E^(-x/30) (0.65 - 0.01 x))/(1 + 3 E^(-x/30))^2==0,x]

This error appeared:

“Solve::inex: Solve was unable to solve the system with inexact
coefficients or the system obtained by direct rationalization of
inexact numbers present in the system. Since many of the methods used
by Solve require exact input, providing Solve with an exact version of
the system may help.”

I suppose it is because E is inexact. How would I go about solving this equation then?

For trascendental equations it is useful to give a bounded interval where to search, for example:

Solve[-0.45 - 8./(1 + 3 E^(-x/30)) +
    (80 E^(-x/30) (0.65 - 0.01 x))/(1 + 3 E^(-x/30))^2 == 0 &&
  
  0 < x < 20,
 x]

I chose the interval 0 < x < 20 after plotting the function.

eq = -0.45 - 8./(1 + 3 E^(-x/30)) + (80 E^(-x/30) (0.65 - 0.01 x))/(1 + 3 E^(-x/30))^2;
Solve[Rationalize[eq, 0] == 0, x, Reals]

 (*  {{x -> Root[{81 + 169 E^(#1/15) + 
        E^(#1/30) (-506 + 16 #1) &, -96.939605776733132399}]}, {x -> 
    Root[{81 + 169 E^(#1/15) + E^(#1/30) (-506 + 16 #1) &, 
      12.3348914426321591897}]}} *)

 NSolve[eq == 0, x, Reals]

 {{x -> -96.9396}, {x -> 12.3349}}

Or use FindRoot.

 {FindRoot[eq, {x, 10}],FindRoot[eq, {x, -90}]}

  (* {{x -> 12.3349}, {x -> -96.9396}} *)

E is exact. But .45 is not exact, it is a decimal approximation. One might instead use 9/20.