Set A Solution: For set A, we have x−1≤2. Square both sides to get rid of the square root: (x−1)2≤22. This gives us x−1≤4. Add 1 to both sides: x≤5. So, A={x∣x≤5 and x>1} because we can't take the square root of a negative number.
Set B Solution: For set B, we have −y2+3y>0.Factor out y: y(−y+3)>0.This gives us two critical points, y=0 and y=3.The inequality is satisfied between these points: 0<y<3.So, B={y∣0<y<3}.
Intersection of A and B: Now let's find the intersection A∩B.Since A={x∣1<x≤5} and B={y∣0<y<3}, the intersection is the set of all numbers that are both greater than 1 and less than or equal to 3.So, A∩B={x∣1<x≤3}.
Final Answer: Looking at the answer choices, we see that the correct answer is D. [1,3).
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