Halpplz

y = ax^2 + bx +  c

The vertex of the parabola  will  occur  at   [  (-2 + 4) / 2 ,  54 ]  =    [2/2 , 54]  = [ 1, 54]

And the x coordinate of the vertex  =   -b/ [2a ]  = 1     so   b = -2a

So we have this system of equations

a(1)^2  -2a(1) + c =  54    ⇒   -a + c  = 54  ⇒    a - c  = -54

a(-2)^2  -2a(-2) + c  = 0   ⇒  8a + c = 0  ⇒      8a + c   = 0     

Add the last two equations and we get that

9a  =  -54

a  = - 6

b = -2(-6)  = 12

And

8(-6) + c  = 0   ⇒  c = 48

So   a  + b  + c    =    -6 +  12  +  48  =    54

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Also since we know all the zeros are at   x = -2   and   x = 4 ,  we can say

y  =  a(x + 2)(x - 4)

Since the axis of symmetry on a parabola is always halfway between the roots, and since the maximum is 54....

vertex   =   ( \(\frac{4-2}{2}\), 54)   =   (1, 54)

Now that we know  (1, 54)  is a solution to  y = a(x + 2)(x - 4) , we can say

54  =  a(1 + 2)(1 - 4)

54  =  a( -9 )

-6  =  a

So the equation of the parabola is...

y  =  -6(x + 2)(x - 4)

y  =  -6( x² - 2x - 8 )

y  =  -6x² + 12x + 48

-6 + 12 + 48  =  54

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