Answer: no lol
Step-by-step explanation:
You can rewrite the inequality as

Note that

is the equation of the line drawn in the pictures. This means that, for every point on the line, the y coordinate is exactly image of the x coordinate, i.e. 
The inequality is satisfied by all points whose y coordinate exceeds the image of the x coordinate. Since the y axis is positively oriented upwards, a greater value for the y coordinate means that the point has to be higher than the line.
Also, since the equality inlves a
and not a
sign, the line itself is excluded.
So, the correct graph is the second one.
So domain is the number you can use
range is the output your get from inputting the domain given
so from 2≤x≤5
since it is linear, we can be sure that we only need to test the endpoints of the domain to find the endpoints of the range
sub 2 for x
y=2(2)+1
y=4+1
y=5
sub 5 for x
y=2(5)+1
y=10+1
y=11
so range is from 5 to 11
in interval notation: [5,11]
in other notation 5≤y≤11
or
R={y|5≤y≤11}