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

−3 ≤ −2x +1

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Which graph represents the solution set for the following compound inequality? 

−3 ≤ −2x +1 < 11

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix

anonymous · Answer

I think it's the third graph

directrix · Answer

Did you solve this yet:

−3 ≤ −2x +1 < 11

directrix · Answer

I'll look at the third graph.

anonymous · Answer

Okay and 
Did you solve this yet:

−3 ≤ −2x +1 < 11  Yes

anonymous · Answer

I got (-5,2)

directrix · Answer

No way did you get an ordered pair as the solution to a compound inequality.

anonymous · Answer

Oh :/ lol I was trying to do it with mathway

directrix · Answer

I got this:

-5  <  x  ≤ 2

directrix · Answer

Which graph option has a hollow on -5 and then a solid dot on 2 and all the numbers between -5 and 2 shaded? @SOS101

anonymous · Answer

lollllll I Should, and one more thing I forgot , when the line is like this < does that mean shaded in?

directrix · Answer

< is hollow

anonymous · Answer

Oh The second graph

directrix · Answer

Wonder of wonders. I think it is the third graph as you first said. Look at it.

directrix · Answer

The second graph does not have shading between -5 and 2 so the second graph is wrong.

anonymous · Answer

Lolll Oh geez I need my glasses , for some reason the Third Graph looked like it was shifted closer to the 2 :////// My Bads

anonymous · Answer

To a 3 I meant

directrix · Answer

It is a little off but none of the other options are contenders.

anonymous · Answer

Very True :) Thank You Very Much Directrix

directrix · Answer

You are welcome.