SOLUTION: Suppose that the functions f and g are defined as follows. f(x)= 1/ 4x^2 +1 g(x)= 1/√(3x+1) Find f+g and f*g . Then, give their domains using interval notation. (f+g)

Question 677304: Suppose that the functions f and g are defined as follows.
f(x)= 1/ 4x^2 +1
g(x)= 1/√(3x+1)
Find f+g and f*g . Then, give their domains using interval notation.
(f+g)(x)= ?
What is domain of f+g?
(f*g)(x)=?
What is domain of f*g?
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SOLUTION: Suppose that the functions f and g are defined as follows. f(x)= 1/ 4x^2 +1 g(x)= 1/&#8730;(3x+1) Find f+g and f*g . Then, give their domains using interval notation. (f+g)

SOLUTION: Suppose that the functions f and g are defined as follows. f(x)= 1/ 4x^2 +1 g(x)= 1/√(3x+1) Find f+g and f*g . Then, give their domains using interval notation. (f+g)