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A craftsman is making a dulcimer with the same dimensions as the one shown. The surface shown requires a special, more durable type of finish. Write a polynomial that represents the area to be finished on the dulcimer shown.

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A craftsman is making a dulcimer with the same dimensions as the one shown. The surface-example-1
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Answer:

The polynomial that represents the area to be finished on the dulcimer shown is
A=(3)/(2)h^2+h

Explanation:

Given:

The given figure is a trapezium with opposite parallel to each other.

The opposite parallel sides are given as:


b_(1)=2h+1\\b_(2)=h+1

The height of the trapezoid is,
h=h

Now, the area of a trapezium is given as:


A=(1)/(2)(\textrm{Sum of parallel sides)}* (Height)\\A=(1)/(2)(b_(1)+b_(2))* h\\A=(h)/(2)(2h+1+h+1)\\A=(h)/(2)(2h+h +1+1)\\A=(h)/(2)(3h+2)\\A=(3h^2)/(2)+(2h)/(2)\\A=(3)/(2)h^2+h

Therefore, the polynomial that represents the area to be finished on the dulcimer shown is
A=(3)/(2)h^2+h

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