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Cube of side 6 cm, has cut into 64 smaller but identical cubes. If it was estimated that it would take a 4 litres of paint to paint all the faces of the original cube, then how much paint is the orig

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Answered by XxMissCutiepiexX
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So to paint 1 face you would need 4/6 litres of paint. In order to make 64 smaller and identical cubes, 3 cuts are required along the 3 faces. A total of 9 cuts. 1 cut creates 2 new faces, so 9 cuts would make 18 new faces..

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