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A. (-infinity, +infinity) B. (0,infinity) C. (1, infinity) D. (4,infinity)
I believe it is C.
i think you are right too
yeap c is correct
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@karim728 thanks!
explanations: The domain of a polynomial with real coefficients has a domain of (-inf,+inf). So the domain of the expression b(a(x)) depends on the domain of sqrt(x-4). We do not want x-4 to be negative, else the result will be complex, so the domain is [4,+inf).
Oops, it's b(a(x)), which means that when x\(\ge\)1, a(x) evaluates to \(\ge\)4, so [1,+inf) is correct. Note that the square bracket on the left means 1 is included, and the round bracket on the right means +inf is excluded.
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