Standard to Vertex form - Quadratic Equations

This algebra math tutorial explains how to convert standard form to vertex form of a quadratic equation using the completing the square method.
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this video is great and all, but I don't get why we have to divide the "b" value by two and square it. what's the logic behind it? it's so confusing to me...

[@gotutormaths]

When we are converting a quadratic equation from standard to vertex form using completing the square, we are essentially aiming to rewrite the variable terms as a perfect square trinomial. Dividing the 'b' value by two and squaring it is a key step in this process. By adding the result obtained to the variable terms, it completes the square (creating a perfect square trinomial), which can then be easily factored as a binomial square. Please let me know if you need further clarification.

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wait I have a question 2xsqr -16x +24

[@gotutormaths]

Please follow the same steps as in examples 2, and you will be able to get 2(𝑥−4)^2 − 8.

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