1. **State the problem:** We need to find a polynomial expression for the perimeter of the given L-shaped polygon with sides labeled $x$, $3y$, $y$, $2y$, and $3x$.
2. **Recall the formula for perimeter:** The perimeter of a polygon is the sum of the lengths of all its sides.
3. **Identify all sides:** The polygon has five sides with lengths $x$, $3y$, $y$, $2y$, and $3x$.
4. **Sum the sides:** Add all side lengths to get the perimeter:
$$P = x + 3y + y + 2y + 3x$$
5. **Simplify the polynomial:** Combine like terms:
- Combine $x$ and $3x$ to get $4x$
- Combine $3y$, $y$, and $2y$ to get $6y$
So,
$$P = 4x + 6y$$
6. **Final answer:** The polynomial for the perimeter of the shape is
$$\boxed{4x + 6y}$$
Perimeter Polynomial 1Dacd4
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