134 cubes left.
The equation for the number of 1 cm3 cubes to form a n3 cm3 hollow cube (n>1): 6n2-12n+8 (hint: cubes have 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices) I'm not sure whether you are asking about a 10 cm3 cube or a 103 cm3 cube. Since you can't divide a 10 cm3 cube into 1 cm3 pieces, I am going to assume you mean a 103 cm3 cube. This cube will yield 1000 1 cm3 cubes. For n=13, 6n2-12n+8 = 866 For n=14, 6n2-12n+8 = 1016 So, with 1000 little cubes, you can form a 13x13x13 cm hollow cube with 134 little cubes left out.
Two cubes are exactly the same size. The cube that is made of the material with the largest density will have the largest mass.
3x3x3 cube look on youtube for the worlds largest rubiks cube. if our talking about the actual cubes the largest I've seen was a 9x9x9 cube
The cube cannot be made from centimetre cubes.
Cubes are not rectangles. The reason for this is because cubes are 3-dimensional and rectangles and 2-dimensional. However, you could say that a cube is a rectangular prism.
Assuming that the cubes are 1x1x1, there will be one thousand cubes in the larger cube.
The cube made of the material with the largest density will have the greatest mass since density is the mass per unit volume. This means that for the same size, the denser material will have more mass packed into it compared to the less dense material.
Cubes. cube Noun: A symmetrical three-dimensional shape, either solid or hollow, contained by six equal squares.
Edges . . .Each cube . . . 12Four cubes. . . 48Vertices . . .Each cube . . . 8Four cubes . . 32
there is fifty four cubes in a rub ix cube.
depends. what is the cube made of? an ice cube is solid. a hollow plastic cube is solid, but if you have a 5 sided box that is basically a cube without a top, and fill it with water, you have a water, filling the volume of the box, in a cubed shape. can you be more specific? ===================== A cube could be solid but, as the old song goes, it ain't necessarily so. A cube is just a three dimensional figure. It could exist entirely within your mind. Think of cubes as being lengths, widths, heights, angles, volumes, etc.