What is the solution to the equation?

a + (–0.4) = –3
I WILL FAN AND MEDAL TO BEST EXPLANATION AND AWNSER

Question

What is the solution to the equation?
 
a + (–0.4) = –3
I WILL FAN AND MEDAL TO BEST EXPLANATION AND AWNSER

anonymous · Answer

there is a math tab on here for people to help you with your math just go to find more subjects :)

xventurientalex · Answer

you dont really help much :) btw they dont awnser at all:(

anonymous · Answer

Simplify brackets    a+−0.4=−3
Simplify a+−0.4 to a−0.4      a−0.4=−3
Add 0.4 to both sides    a=−3+0.4
Simplify −3+0.4 to −2.6      a=−2.6

anonymous · Answer

Are you serious. Okay. well the answer is a= -2.6

xventurientalex · Answer

2.6 cause all i seeare a bunch of these ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

anonymous · Answer

I showed the steps and how to do it but it didn't work. Give me a second. http://www.cymath.com/answer.php?q=a%2B%28-0.4%29%3D-3

xventurientalex · Answer

cool thx