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which of the following nets can be used to form a cube?
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which of the following nets can be used to form a cube?

A) Not possible as circle and shaded triangle are in opposite faces whereas in the figure they are in side faces.

B) shaded trainlge and circle in side faces as well as x is in top. It satisfies.

C)Shaded traingle is in top. Not possible.

D) x is not in either top or bottom face. So, not possible.

Answer : B

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