How would you solve the following Algebra 2 problems?

Question by leinadwerdna: How would you solve the following Algebra 2 problems?
1. The surface area S (in square centimeters) of a large dog can be approximated by the model S = 11.2m^2/3 where m is the mass (in grams) of the dog. A Labrador retriever’s mass is about three times the mass of a Scottish terrier. Is its surface area also three times that of a Scottish terrior?

2. Find the inverse function of: f(x) = 2x^4 when x is < or = 0

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Best answer:

Answer by William D
Math.com or just do the math on your own .

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I am trying to identify a specific breed of dog with the following qualities:?

Looks like a Schnauzer but is pure white, short legs, not as long a body as Sealyham Terrier, might be a scottish terrier, if you think so, please name some general nicknames for a scottie and sealyham plz. Ears perched wides than a Minature Schnauzer, black nose. Thanks in adv.