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Two faces each of a cube of side 6 cm have been painted blue, red and yellow. If it is cut into cubes of side 1 cm each, then how many small cubes will have ONLY ONE side painted either blue or red?

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32

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40

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C

64

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80

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The correct option is C 64

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