SOLUTION: Consider the function below. f(x)= x^4/(x^2+1) g(x)=√x Evaluate: f(-1)+2g(1/16)

SOLUTION: Consider the function below. f(x)= x^4/(x^2+1) g(x)=√x Evaluate: f(-1)+2g(1/16)

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Question 1199881: Consider the function below.
f(x)= x^4/(x^2+1) g(x)=√x
Evaluate: f(-1)+2g(1/16)
Answer by ikleyn(52864) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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f(-1) = .


g(1/16) = .


Therefore,  f(-1) + 2*g(1/16) =  +  =  +  = 1.    ANSWER

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