Answer + brainliest find two different values that complete the expression so that the trinomial can be factored into the product of two binomials. factor the trinomials.

I got 14 and 12 but there are other answers as well.
How I got that: I worked backwards. I looked at what two values I could multiply to get 4x^2 and because 4x^2 is a perfect square I just went with the square root (2x). Then I looked at what two pairs I could multiply to get 12 and I went with 3x4 and 6x2. I then plopped those numbers into binomials [(2x+3)(2x+4) and (2x+2)(2x+6)] and simplified (multiplied them) to get the middle value. (I hope this helps)

1+x=4x−4

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