g(x)=asqrt(41-x^(2)) Function g is def...

`g(x)=asqrt(41-x^(2))`
Function g is defined by the equation above where a is a nonzero real constant. If `g(2i)=sqrt(5)`, where `i=sqrt(-1)`, what is the value of a?

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