Learn how to graph in vertex form by converting using completing the square, y=x^2+8x+10

The video tutorial covers graphing quadratic equations in both standard and vertex forms. It explains the process of finding the axis of symmetry and vertex in standard form and highlights the benefits of using vertex form for easier graphing. The tutorial also delves into perfect square trinomials, demonstrating how to create them and use them to convert equations into vertex form. Finally, it provides a step-by-step guide to graphing the equation using the vertex form, emphasizing the importance of maintaining equation balance.

What is a perfect square trinomial and how can it be identified?

How do you create a perfect square trinomial from a given quadratic expression?

What is the significance of adding and subtracting the same value when rewriting a quadratic equation?