How to find the value c that completes the square then write as a binomial squared

The video tutorial explains how to complete the square in quadratic equations by finding the value C. It covers calculating B/2, squaring it, and handling fractions. The tutorial also demonstrates writing expressions as perfect square trinomials and emphasizes the importance of presenting solutions as binomial squares. Homework expectations are outlined, encouraging students to apply these methods to all problems.

How do you find the value C that completes the square?

What is the value of B in the standard form of a quadratic equation as mentioned in the text?

What is the result of squaring 11 halves?

What is the factored form of a perfect square trinomial as described in the text?

What should students include in their homework regarding the value C and its representation?