Solve by factoring when a perfect square

The video tutorial explains how to solve quadratic equations using perfect squares. It begins with an introduction to perfect squares and their significance in factoring. The instructor then guides viewers on identifying perfect square numbers within equations. The tutorial proceeds to demonstrate the process of factoring equations using perfect squares, highlighting methods like the box or diamond method. Finally, it covers writing and solving equations, emphasizing the concept of multiplicity and the solutions derived from perfect square trinomials.

How do you determine the two numbers that multiply to give a perfect square and add to a specific value?

What does it mean when a solution produces two different solutions in the context of perfect squares?