Solve for E
E=\frac{-F-56}{5}
Solve for F
F=-5E-56
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5E+F=-16-40
Subtract 40 from both sides.
5E+F=-56
Subtract 40 from -16 to get -56.
5E=-56-F
Subtract F from both sides.
5E=-F-56
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{5E}{5}=\frac{-F-56}{5}
Divide both sides by 5.
E=\frac{-F-56}{5}
Dividing by 5 undoes the multiplication by 5.
5E+F=-16-40
Subtract 40 from both sides.
5E+F=-56
Subtract 40 from -16 to get -56.
F=-56-5E
Subtract 5E from both sides.
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