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Okay, so we have g of h equals 0 .006h squared plus 0 .02h plus 1 .2h plus 1 .2.
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So for part a, they wanted to know what the gpa would be if you studied for no hours.
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So all that means is we're going to plug in 0 for h .0 .2 times 0 plus .0 .2.
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1 .2.
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So 0 times anything is 0 .0 times anything is 0 plus 1 .2.
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So if you studied no hours according to this function, your gpa would be a 1 .2.
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Part b, we're going to use the same equation.
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They wanted to know what your gpa would be if you studied for 12 hours.
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So we're going to do the same thing.
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We're going to do 0 .006.
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But this time you're actually plugging in a number that's going to result in a little bit higher gpa plus 1 .2.
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So when i do 0 .06 times 12 squared in the calculator, you're going to get 0 .864.
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0 .02 times 12 is 0 .24 plus 1 .2 .2, plus 1 .2 .2.
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That's going to give us 1 .104 plus 1 .2.
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And when you put that in the calculator, that's going to give us a gpa of about 2 .304.
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So if you study for about 12 hours, that gives your gpa of about 2 .304.
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So then c is a little bit different.
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C wants to know how many hours it would take for you to get a gpa of 3 .2.
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So that you're going to have to do a little bit more work and go backwards.
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So in this case, you're going to need to set 3 .2 equal to your equation of 0 .006h squared plus 0 .02h plus 1 .2...