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refer to the function \[g(x)= 1+ \sqrt{x+3}\] . What is the range of g(x)
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\[g(x)=1+\sqrt{x+3}\]
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you can use inverse functions and get the domain of the inverse if range gives you problems. The range would be all real numbers
x=> -3 1 to infinity right?
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So get the inverse of the function= y= x^2-2x-2 and you know that the domain of the inverse function is equal to the range of the function
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