# Cube corners

From cube of edge 14 cm cut off all vertices so that each cutting plane intersects the edges 1 cm from the nearest vertice.

How many edges will have this body?

Result

n =  36

#### Solution:

$n = 3\cdot 8+3\cdot 4 = 36$

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