There are 6*6 = 36 faces in all.
1 cube has 6 faces therefore 236 cubes have 1,416 faces.
This is kind of neat. I drew a three dimensional cube. Then divided the faces into 16 squares per face. Then started counting which of those little cubes would have a painted face. I get: 1 red face - 24 cubes 2 red faces - 24 cubes 3 red faces - 8 cubes 4, 5, & 6 red faces - 0 cubes
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There are 6*6 = 36 faces in all.
1 cube has 6 faces therefore 236 cubes have 1,416 faces.
it has six faces :)
This is kind of neat. I drew a three dimensional cube. Then divided the faces into 16 squares per face. Then started counting which of those little cubes would have a painted face. I get: 1 red face - 24 cubes 2 red faces - 24 cubes 3 red faces - 8 cubes 4, 5, & 6 red faces - 0 cubes
Each cube has 6 faces. So 4 cubes together would have 24 faces.
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All the little cubes except the one at the middle will have 1, 2 or 3 faces with paint on them, ie 26 of them will have some paint on them: 0 faces painted - 1 cube 1 face painted - 6 cubes (the centre ones of each side) 2 faces painted - 12 cubes (the ones in the centre of where two sides meet) 3 faces painted - 8 cubes (the ones in the corners).
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It depends on how they are connected, i.e. how many are connected to each other. If they are connected in a line, with just one connection between any two cubes, the rectangle formed still has 6 faces, four of them rectangular (10 of the original 36 cubic faces are hidden between cubes, leaving 26 showing). If the maximum number of faces are connected, with 4 of the cubes as a larger cube and the other two attached together to it, there would be 3 large irregular faces (sides and back), 2 large cubic faces (bottom and front) and 3 rectangular faces (half cubes) as seen from the top. The total would be 8.