Geometry

Question Analysis

This question involves determining the relationship between the faces of a cube when its net is folded. The main focus is on spatial reasoning and understanding how 2D nets translate into 3D cube structures.

 

Key Concept Explanation:

A cube net is a 2D arrangement of six squares that can be folded to form a cube. Each square represents a face of the cube, and the opposite faces in the folded cube must satisfy the cube's property that they are never adjacent (they share no edge or vertex).

 

Step-by-Step Solution:

Face F is opposite to face C.

Observe the position of face C in the net. Face A is directly above face C, face B and D are adjacent to face C horizontally, and face E is below face C. Face F is separated from face C by one other face (either B or E depending on the folding direction).