2x + 3 < 1

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just solve for x as if it were an equation:

2x+3<1

2x<-2

x<-1

your answer isn't going to be specifically one number, it's going to be an interval of numbers. so you'd put your answer as:  

(-1, infinity) or -1>x>infinity

 

by Level 2 User (1.4k points)
(-infinity,-1) or -infinity<x<-1.
by Level 2 User (1.4k points)

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