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what is the solution to the equation a+(-0.4)=-3 what does a=
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You can solve for this by doing the inverse of the equation. It's asking you to add a to -0.4 to get the answer. So you can subtract -0.4 from -3 to get the answer. What do you get when you do -3 - (-0.4)
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a + (-0.4) = -3 This is a positive 1 being multiplied by a negative 0.4...A positive times a negative is a negative. a - 0.4 = -3 Add 0.4 to both sides a = -2.6
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