Integration over a region/(double integral, how to factor it) Urgent please

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Homework Statement


Use a double integral to find the area of the region D, where

D={(x,y) contained in R2 | 4x2+12xy+13y2+40y<=-75}

Hint: complete the square
I have a hard time getting the region, i should complete the square to get a formula in R2 that describes the region, i tried to do complete the square but it comes something like this:
(2x+3y)2 + 4(y+5)2=25

this does not make sense it look weird, i am not sure how to get this area. please help

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yes i have tried that but, I am not suppose to use any calculators. just by hand there fore some how i must factor not sure how
 
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