Solve for x
x=\frac{795-16y}{13}
Solve for y
y=\frac{795-13x}{16}
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130x+18=7968-160y
Subtract 160y from both sides.
130x=7968-160y-18
Subtract 18 from both sides.
130x=7950-160y
Subtract 18 from 7968 to get 7950.
\frac{130x}{130}=\frac{7950-160y}{130}
Divide both sides by 130.
x=\frac{7950-160y}{130}
Dividing by 130 undoes the multiplication by 130.
x=\frac{795-16y}{13}
Divide 7950-160y by 130.
160y+18=7968-130x
Subtract 130x from both sides.
160y=7968-130x-18
Subtract 18 from both sides.
160y=7950-130x
Subtract 18 from 7968 to get 7950.
\frac{160y}{160}=\frac{7950-130x}{160}
Divide both sides by 160.
y=\frac{7950-130x}{160}
Dividing by 160 undoes the multiplication by 160.
y=\frac{795-13x}{16}
Divide 7950-130x by 160.
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