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The problem involves determining the total number of gray squares on a cube where every face looks the same. Each face of the cube has one gray square in the center, totaling six for all faces. Additionally, there's one gray square on each of the cube’s twelve edges. Since there are no other placements for the gray squares, adding the six center squares and the twelve edge squares gives a total of 18 gray squares.
Keywords
cube
gray squares
geometry
faces
edges
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