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512 Smaller But Identical Cubes Have Been Put Together To Form A Larger Cube. This Larger Cube Is Now Painted On All 6 Faces. How Many Of The Smaller Cubes Have At Most Two Faces Painted?

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Answered by capedcrusader478
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Answer: Divided into 512 equally big cubes, right? OK. So 8 x 8 x 8. That means we have 8 x 8 = 64 mini cube-sides painted on each face of the original cube that has 6 faces. So, 6 x 64 = 384 painted sides.

Now the the 384 sides is formed into a single cube of 6 sides.

384/6= 64

∴64 cubes

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Answered by heyitsmejai
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Answer:

512 smaller but identical cubes have been put together to form a larger cube. This larger cube is now painted on all 6 faces. How many of the smaller cubes have no face painted at all?

Select one:

a. 218 swcfwqr2w3fef

b. 216

c. 212

d. 296

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Step-by-step explanation:

512 smaller but identical cubes have been put together to form a larger cube. This larger cube is now painted on all 6 faces. How many of the smaller cubes have no face painted at all?

Select one:

a. 218

b. 216

c. 212

d. 296 vsvavsacs

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