This equation has NO linear term for x (no +6x or -2x, etc.) which means the following:
We don't have to "complete the square" to put this in vertex form
The axis of symmetry is x = 0 (ie the y-axis)
The vertex lies on the y-axis
We don't have much to do to put this in vertex form
x2 - 64 = -16y
y = -1/16·x2 + 4
or y = -1/16(x - 0)2 + 4 Vtx: (0, 4)
1/4p = - 1/16 ; p = -4 (so the focus is 4 units below the vertex, while the directrix is 4 units above)
Focus: (0 , 0) ; Directrix: y = 8
Graph should be concave down, vertex at (0 , 4), with x-ints at (-8 , 0) and (8 , 0) (2p away from the focus).