Finding the axis of symmetry of an equation in general form

The video tutorial explains two methods to find the axis of symmetry in quadratic equations: completing the square and using the formula X = -B/2A. It provides a step-by-step calculation example and discusses how to find the vertex using the axis of symmetry. The tutorial concludes with a brief summary of the concepts covered.

What are the two different methods to find the axis of symmetry mentioned in the text?

Explain the formula for finding the axis of symmetry as described in the text.

How do you calculate the value of 'X' in the axis of symmetry using the given values?

What is the decimal version of 11 halves as mentioned in the text?

If asked to find the vertex, what value would you need to plug in for 'X'?