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Let g(y) = y^4/8 - 2 + 1/4y^2. Calculate the arc length of the graph of g(y) over the interval [2, 3]. Enter an exact answer.

Let g(y) = y^4/8 - 2 + 1/4y^2. Calculate the arc length of the graph of g(y) over the interval [2, 3]. Enter an exact answer.

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Let g(y) = y^4/8 - 2 + 1/4y^2. Calculate the arc length of the graph of g(y) over the interval [2, 3]. Enter an exact answer.

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