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Look at positions (i), (ii) and (iii) of a die. How many of the dice (a) to (d) can be positions of the same die?

Competition practiceDice & Cubes
  • A1
  • B3
  • C2
  • D4

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From the views the pairs are 1–3, 2–5 and 4–6. All four candidates avoid opposite pairs, so the order round the corner decides. (a) is (i) turned so that 4 is on top, and (c) is (iii) turned so that 5 is on top: both fit. (b) and (d) list the same faces in the reverse order, so they are mirror images. Two dice fit.
Answer: C) 2

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