HIDDEN FACES INVESTIGATION

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HIDDEN FACES INVESTIGATION

You can walk around the table but you cannot pick the cube up This blue cube is sitting on a table. You can walk around the table but you cannot pick the cube up How many faces are hidden?

If I now add on another cube….. ….how many faces are hidden now?

What if I now add another cube? How many hidden faces are there now? How many extra hidden faces are there each time I add on another cube?

Now keep adding on cubes and see if you can find a rule connecting the number of cubes and the amount of hidden faces

What will happen if I use 2 rows of cubes? How many hidden faces when the length is just 1? How many hidden faces when the length is 2? How many extra hidden faces each time I add on two more cubes?

Now keep adding on 2 cubes and see if you can find a rule connecting the length and width and the amount of hidden faces