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What is the area of this face?

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The surface area is the sum of the are of all sides. One side's area is 64 in^2 and since it's a cube, all sides will be the same.
64*6 = 384
The surface area is 384 in^2
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Answer:


384\ in^(2)

Explanation:

Hello, I think I can help you with this

Let's remember

the area of a square is = side * side=side2

the number of faces of a cube = 6

So, the total area of a cube will be

the area of a square*the number of faces of a cube=side*side*6


A_(t)=side^(2) *6\\

Step 2

put the values into the equation

let

side = 8 in


A_(t)=side^(2) *6\\A_(t)=( 8\ inch)^(2) *6\\A_(t)=64\ inch^(2) *6\\\ A_(t)=384\ inch^(2)

Have a great day

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