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What is the range of (f(x)=\frac{x^2+3}{x^2+1})?

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Correct answer: ( (1,3] )

The direct answer is A: (1,3]. Put t=x². Since x is real, t≥0. Then f(x)=(t+3)/(t+1)=1+2/(t+1). Because t≥0, t+1≥1, so 0<2/(t+1)≤2. Hence 1<f(x)≤3. The value 3 occurs at t=0, that is, x=0. The value 1 is never reached because 2/(t+1) is always positive, although it approaches 0 as |x| becomes very large. Option A is correct. Option B includes 1, which is impossible. Option C wrongly says values begin at 3 and extend upward. Option D contains values below 1, but the expression is always greater than 1. Memory cue: when a positive fraction is added to 1, the result is greater than 1; inspect whether the endpoint is included.

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