SOLUTION: Let f(x)= absolute value of x^2+1. Find f(x+4)

SOLUTION: Let f(x)= absolute value of x^2+1. Find f(x+4)

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Question 357488: Let f(x)= absolute value of x^2+1.
Find f(x+4)
Answer by user_dude2008(1862) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
f(x+4)=|(x+4)^2+1|=|x^2+8x+16+1|=|x^2+8x+17|
f(x+4)=|x^2+8x+17|
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