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Two different positions of the same dice are given below. Which is the number on the face opposite to the face containing U?

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BL

CR

DO

Answer:

C. R

Read Explanation:

The letter on the face opposite to U is R.

  • Identify the marked letters:
    The six faces of this dice are marked with the letters E, I, L, R, S, and U.

  • Analyze the adjacent faces of U:

    • From Position 1, U is adjacent to E and I.

    • From Position 2, U is adjacent to L and S.

  • Determine the opposite face:
    Since a face can never be opposite to its adjacent neighbors, U cannot be opposite to E, I, L, or S.The only remaining letter from the set that is not adjacent to U is R. Therefore, R must be the face opposite to U.


Complete Face Pairs Breakdown

  • U is opposite to R

  • E is opposite to L

  • I is opposite to S


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