According to question ,
4 cubes each of the first and third layers will have paint on two sides only.
Therefore, total number of cubes having paint on two sides = 4 × 2 = 8
We follow the given pattern :-
The invisible number is 4.
The numbers 1, 3, 5 and 6 are on faces adjacent to 2.
Therefore, 4 lies opposite to 2.
On the basis of following pattern in given dices , we can say that
When the question figure is folded into a box it will look like answer figure (4).
We follow the given pattern :-
Clearly, concentric circles will be on the face opposite to face having symbol star. Hence , option B is correct .
On the basis of following pattern in given dices , we can say that
Six cubes are visible and four cubes are invisible.
Thus, there are 10 cubes.
As per the given pattern in question figure , we can find the similar next position of given dice .
Here the common faces with 3 numbers are in same positions .
From the two views of dice, it is clear that number '1' lies opposite to number '4'.
As per the given pattern in question figure , we can find the similar next position of given dice .
If there is one triangle at the bottom, there would be three triangles on the top.
On the basis of following pattern in given dices , we can say that
The symbols ÷, D and O lie on the adjacent faces of the symbol + and hence these cannot be on the opposite face of +.
Considering all the four views of dice, it is clear that
? lies opposite O.
+ lies opposite ×.
÷ lies opposite ?.
As per the given pattern in question figure , we can find the similar next position of given dice .
The numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 cannot be at the bottom when 5 is on the top.
Therefore, 6 will be at the bottom.
As per the given above figure , we can see that Six cubes are visible.
Hidden cubes = 2 + 1 + 1 = 4
Hence , Total number of cubes = 6 + 4 = 10
As per the given pattern in question figure , we can find the similar next position of given dice .
The four triangular portions will combine to form a face of the type which lies opposite to the face bearing the circle.
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