Solve by factoring when a perfect square

The video tutorial explains how to solve a quadratic equation by identifying and working with perfect square trinomials. It covers determining if a trinomial is a perfect square, calculating the square root of the constant term, checking if the middle term is double the square root, and writing the factors to solve the equation. The tutorial concludes with solving the equation using inverse operations.

Explain the process of rewriting a perfect square trinomial as a squared term.

What is the final answer when solving the equation using the zero product property?