Your answer is going to be
(×+4) times (×+3)
Hope that helps you.

There are 2 roots so the only way to complete the square is,
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Just factor 2 out of 2x^2+8x (just ignore the -9) then find the number that will make the terms be able to complete the square.
then complete the square and multiply 2 inside the brackets.
subtraction as you already get the vertex form and know how to complete the square.
Vertex Form: 
Answer:
22
Step-by-step explanation:
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√(x+3) –4 = 1
√(x+3) = 1 +4
√(x+3) = 5
x + 3 = 5²
x = 25 –3
x = 22
it’s the 2 dark purple triangles
24 is the answer i really dont know ok just try your best