Surface area of a cube with the length of each edge equal to x+1

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I am having trouble finding the surface area of a cube with the length of each edge equal to x+1. can some one help?
 
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How many sides does a cube have? What is the surface area of each side?
 
a cube has 6 sides and i don't the the surface area of each side i only know that each edge length is x+1 can some one help
 
i mean i don't know the surface area of each side
 
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i mean i don't know the surface area of each side
What sort of shape is each side, and how do you calculate the area of that shape?
 
Uh, we try not to just hand out answers here...
 

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