'What is the surface area, in square inches, of an 8-inchcube?
F. 512
G. 384
H. 320
J. 256
K. 192'

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Answer 1
Answer: surface are is length times height.
8*8=64
a cube has 6 sides
64*6=384

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Just follow the instructions in Hint #2.  Nobody is going to explain it
to you any better or more clearly than Hint #2 already does.

They even gave you the second drawing, with all of the outside pieces
labeled.  Just go around that drawing, one piece at a time.  Add up all
of the 'x's, and add up all of the plain numbers, but keep them separate ...
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