Function Evaluation: Square Root, Absolute Value, and Rational Functions

Math Problem Statement

Find f(6), g(4), and h(-6) given the functions f(x) = 6 + √(x - 1), g(x) = (-4x^2 + 6)/x^2, and h(x) = 4 |x - 6|.

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Algebra
Functions
Absolute Values
Square Roots

f(x) = 6 + √(x - 1)
g(x) = (-4x^2 + 6)/x^2
h(x) = 4 |x - 6|

Square root function
Absolute value properties

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