Using BIDMAS, expanding out the brackets is the first step.
#color(red)(5.012x)=color(green)10(color(blue)(2x)color(green
)(-1))#
#color(green)(10) xx color(blue)(2x)=color(blue)(20x)#
#color(green)(10) xx color(green)(-1)=color(green)(-10)#
Collecting like terms:
#color(red)(5.012x)=color(blue)(20x)color(green)(-10)#
We need to isolate the #color(blue)(x)# to one side, so we take #color(blue)(20x)# from both sides.
#color(red)(5.012x)color(blue)(-20x)=color(red)(-14.988x#
This leaves us with:
#color(red)(-14.988x)=color(green)(-10)#
To solve an equation divide the value #color(green)((-10))# by how many #color(red)(x's# we have #color(red)((-14.988)#
#therefore# #color(red)(x)=color(green)(-10)/color(blue)(-14.988)#
#color(red)(x)=color(red)((0.667200427...)#
#therefore# #x=0.667200427#