Question

What are the domain and range of the inequality y < sqrt x+3+1

I don't get it I try to solve it but I just didn't get .

Answer 1

Given:

The inequality is:

`y<√(x+3)+1`

To find:

The domain and range of the given inequality.

Solution:

We have,

`y<√(x+3)+1`

The related equation is:

`y=√(x+3)+1`

This equation is defined if:

`x+3\geq 0`

`x\geq -3`

In the given inequality, the sign of inequality is <, it means the points on the boundary line are not included in the solution set. Thus, -3 is not included in the domain.

So, the domain of the given inequality is x>-3.

We know that,

`√(x+3)\geq 0`

`√(x+3)+1\geq 0+1`

`y\geq 1`

The points on the boundary line are not included in the solution set. Thus, 1 is not included in the range.

So, the domain of the given inequality is y>1.

Therefore, the correct option is A.