Well I gave you the descriptive part of the answer - describing the transformation.

The actual equation part is simple - simply substitute both x variables with (x/1.6) and then muliply it out.

H(x) = 0.002(x/1.6)^2 0.005(x/1.6) - 0.029

        = 0.00125x^12.503125x - 0.029

As for not having a calculator, though they may be tedious, there are several online alternatives easily found on google.

Edit: Anyhow, good luck on your quiz tomorrow! I'm off to sleep.

Ah, I remember the days when I could do problems like this in just a few minutes.  Taking general education courses in college has stupidified me.

Good luck on your quiz, Soriku!

This is going to be difficult with a non-functioning plus sign on VGC...

Basically your average math/science classes with the plebian masses.

Taking courses like General Biology and Survey of Mathematical Theory have made me complacent, not to mention I've forgotten a decent chunk of what I learned in high school. 

That's what I get for going liberal arts instead of science or engineering.

http://www.wolframalpha.com/

No, it's far far easier.  It teaches you the very basic theories behind Alegbra and Calculus.  Things like simple pattern recognition.  Classes like this can be stupidly easy, and it's basically resulted in me bairly using my brain in school for the past several years outside of my music theory classes.

As they say, use it or lose it, and I've lost quite a bit.  =/

Let me tell you, Honors Pre-Cal isn't fun. Here's a problem I had to do for homework:

Solve for a in terms of x. a-b = x, a =/= x, and a ^3 - b^3 = 19x^2.

It wasn't fun to do.

Sophomore year is really harder than freshman year. I'm taking two more honors courses this year, and 4 of the courses I'm taking are difficult.