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I cant give you the answer without the picture but I can tell you how to solve it.

if all the sides are the same length just multiply one of the numbers by the sides, for example, a rubics cube is 9 cm on each side. 9*6=54, so the answer would be 54 cm

Trava [24]3 years ago

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