We have the following:
![y=-4+3\sqrt[]{x+3}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/ggv7odek6vwszp90zbjzg9tc1x541h2ien.png)
The domain is the input values or the values that x can take and the range is the output values or values that y can take,
For the domain, the value of x cannot be such that it makes what is inside the root less than 0, therefore

For the range:
Since the second term, the one that contains the root, its minimum value is 0, then the range would be

Therefore, the answer is A)