Part II: Evaluate a Piecewise Function (25 points) Write a function piecewise() that evaluates a piecewise (multi-part) function that takes two arguments: 1. x: the first value (a real number) you need for the formula 2. y: the second value (a real number) you need for the formula The piecewise function is given as follows. Use floating-point division in all computations involving division: 30 f(x,y) = (x + 1)2 VOTE 03 >3 (y + 4)4 The function value for the given (ar, y) pair must always be returned as a floating-point number Note: You don't need to worry about argument values that would cause division by zero errors. Examples: Function Arguments Return Value 0.2, -3.12 0.6944444444444444 0.7, 12.6 0.34602076124567477 0.17, -0.24 0.7305135510263716 -5.9, 9.5 34.81 1.5, -3.1111 0.16