Solve for a
a=\frac{-c-56}{81}
Solve for c
c=-81a-56
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81a+54+c=-2
Multiply 9 and 6 to get 54.
81a+c=-2-54
Subtract 54 from both sides.
81a+c=-56
Subtract 54 from -2 to get -56.
81a=-56-c
Subtract c from both sides.
81a=-c-56
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{81a}{81}=\frac{-c-56}{81}
Divide both sides by 81.
a=\frac{-c-56}{81}
Dividing by 81 undoes the multiplication by 81.
81a+54+c=-2
Multiply 9 and 6 to get 54.
54+c=-2-81a
Subtract 81a from both sides.
c=-2-81a-54
Subtract 54 from both sides.
c=-56-81a
Subtract 54 from -2 to get -56.
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