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\displaystyle\ S=Vt=> V=(S)/(t ) in our case, S is d(h) ; and t is t (x), then
\displaystyle\ V=(d(x))/(t(h))=\bigg((d)/(t) \bigg )(h)=(6h^2-h-1)/(2h-1) =(2h^2-h+4h^2-1)/(2h-1) =\\\\\\\\\frac{h\underline{(2h-1)}+\underline{(2h-1)}(2h+1)}{2h-1} =((3h+1)(2h-1))/(2h-1) =\boxed{3h+1}\\\\\\Answer: \boxed{V=3h+1}

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