Let g(x, y) = Vx²y². Find 1. g(1, 2) 2. g(4,1) 3. g(2, у) 4. g(x,2) 5. g(w, z – 1)

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Let g(x, y) = Vx²y². Find
1. g(1, 2)
2. g(4, 1)
3. g(2, у)
4. g(x, 2)
5. g(w, z – 1)
Transcribed Image Text:Let g(x, y) = Vx²y². Find 1. g(1, 2) 2. g(4, 1) 3. g(2, у) 4. g(x, 2) 5. g(w, z – 1)
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