Answer to Question #144386 in Algebra for Kelvin

Question #144386

5(x+1)+5(x-1)=26

Expert's answer

This is a typical one-variable equation - "5(x+1)+5(x-1)=26 \\to 5x+5+5x-5=26 \\to10x=26\\to x=\\frac{26}{10}\\to x=\\frac{13}{5}"

Answer: "x=\\frac{13}{5}"

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