Which graph represents the solution set for the following compound inequality?

−3 ≤ −2x +1

Question

Which graph represents the solution set for the following compound inequality? 

−3 ≤ −2x +1 < 11

https://www.connexus.com/content/media/369615-772011-100641-AM-257023102.png

.sam. · Answer

Split and solve
−3 ≤ −2x +1 ,   −2x +1 < 11

anonymous · Answer

So, for the first portion, would I add +3 to both sides?

anonymous · Answer

*both sides of the inequality sign

anonymous · Answer

https://www.connexus.com/content/media/369615-772011-100630-AM-399488645.png https://www.connexus.com/content/media/369615-772011-100641-AM-257023102.png https://www.connexus.com/content/media/369615-772011-100712-AM-334750093.png Here are the other 3 links.

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking that it was the first one.

.sam. · Answer

No

anonymous · Answer

Nevermind... +2, right?

.sam. · Answer

This https://www.connexus.com/content/media/369615-772011-100641-AM-2041340039.png

anonymous · Answer

Thanks. :)

anonymous · Answer

Whats the answer????

anonymous · Answer

whats the answer!!!

anonymous · Answer

@.Sam.