What is the domain of g(x)= square root of x+1
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All real numbers except -1
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(+5)-(+1)= 4
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(-8)-(+5)= -13
(-9)-(-4)= -13
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(+8)-(-7)= 15
(-6)-(+3)= -9
(-3)-(+4)= -7
(-4)-(+3)= -7
(-6)-(+1)= -7
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(+1)-(+4)= -3
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(+2)-(+9)= -7
(+1)-(+1)= 0
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(+3)-(+4)= -1
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