Can some one help with this 1 problem

We are given an equation here:
[tex]5x+6=10[/tex]
Step 1:
Find the value of x, solving the given equation
[tex]5x+6=10[/tex]
Here 6 is in addition of left side, so we apply opposite operation of addition, subtracting 6 from right side,
[tex]5x=10-6[/tex]
[tex]5x=4[/tex]
Here 5 is in multiplication on left side, so dividing right side by 5,
x= 4/5
Step 2:
Plug the value of x in the expression 10x+3.
So replacing x by 4/5 in the given expression we have,
[tex]10(\frac{4}{5})+3[/tex]
=11
Answer: option third, 11