Solve for x_2
x_{2}=560-62x_{5}
Solve for x_5
x_{5}=-\frac{x_{2}}{62}+\frac{280}{31}
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x_{5}\times 62+x_{2}=560
Multiply 56 and 10 to get 560.
x_{2}=560-x_{5}\times 62
Subtract x_{5}\times 62 from both sides.
x_{2}=560-62x_{5}
Multiply -1 and 62 to get -62.
x_{5}\times 62+x_{2}=560
Multiply 56 and 10 to get 560.
x_{5}\times 62=560-x_{2}
Subtract x_{2} from both sides.
62x_{5}=560-x_{2}
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{62x_{5}}{62}=\frac{560-x_{2}}{62}
Divide both sides by 62.
x_{5}=\frac{560-x_{2}}{62}
Dividing by 62 undoes the multiplication by 62.
x_{5}=-\frac{x_{2}}{62}+\frac{280}{31}
Divide 560-x_{2} by 62.
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