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How many squares does a Rubiks Cube have on each side?
9
How many squares are on a rubics cube?
there are 9 squares each side and there are 6 sides so there are 36 squares in a rubics cube.
How many 1 cm squares are on each side of a 10 cm cube?
100- edit. Is there anyway you can rephrase this?
Is a cube a rectangular box which every side is a square?
No a cube is a 3d box with squares all around it.
Can you make a cube out of 5 squares?
Yes, all you do is put them together and then the surrounding pieces will make the other side!
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