Alexandria cuts out the net shown and folds it into a number cube. Three faces meet at each corner of the cube. What is the larg
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The largest sum of three numbers that meet at a corner is 15
<h3>How to determine the largest sum?</h3>The number cube that completes the question is added as an attachment
The largest number in the number cube is 6.
On the number cube, the next largest numbers share the same corner with the number 6
So, the largest set of numbers on the cube are 6, 5, 4
Add the numbers:
Sum = 6 + 5 + 4
Evaluate
Sum = 15
Hence, the largest sum of three numbers that meet at a corner is 15
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