Help with quadratic! Really struggling with this

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation

represents the grade you are going to earn which is represented by G(h) where h in the equation is the hours you study the week before.

Part A) Is totally up to you because in the question it asks What's the best possible grade you can earn with your current study habits lets say if you study around 4 hours the week before the test. Which means the value of h should be 4 because h represents hours in the equation.

so ,

So if you studied for 4 hours the week before the test you are going to score 95 marks which would be an A* grade.

Part B) In this part it asks you the maximum amount of study time you will need to have to earn that grade which means how many maximum hours you would need to earn a total of 95 marks which is 4.

Part C) The y-intercept is the constant in the equation in this case +47 is y-intercept and in the context of the problem it denotes that if you studied for 0 hours you would still earn 47 marks on the test, which would result you failing the test.

Part D) How many hours would you need to complete and still earn a zero would be:

because it says still earn a zero which means the grade is zero so now we solve the equation.

using the quadratic formula we get two values for h which are

h = 9.627 and h = -1.627 so eventually hours can never be in negative its impossible you can't study for -1.627 so our answer is 9.627 hours and you would still earn a zero after studying approximately 9.6 hours.

Part E) The grade that you will earn if you studied for 5 hours is:

You would earn 92 marks which would result in an A* grade

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