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Answer:

\(SA=578\text{ mm}^2\)

Step-by-step explanation:

We can find the total surface area of the figure by adding the areas of each of its sides:

\(SA = 2( A_\triangle) + 2(A_{\square1}) + A_{\square2}\)

Plugging in the sides' respective area formulas, we get:

\(SA = 2(\frac{1}{2}bh) + 2(l_1w_1) + 2(l_2w_2)\)

We can define the following variable values based on the given drawing:

  • \(b=10.2\)
  • \(h=6\)
  • \(l_1 = 19\)
  • \(w_1=8.5\)
  • \(l_2=19\)
  • \(w_2=10.2\)

Plugging these numerical values into the surface area equation, we get:

\(SA = 2(\frac{1}{2})(10.2)(6) + 2(19)(8.5) + 2(19)(10.2)\)

Evaluating the expression on the right side, we get:

\(\boxed{SA=578\text{ mm}^2}\)

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