Make three different nets that could be cut out, folded,  and taped to make an open-top 1-in.-by-1-in.-by-1-in. cube.

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 Make three different nets that could be cut out, folded, 
and taped to make an open-top 1-in.-by-1-in.-by-1-in. cube. To be nets, each square should be joined 
to another square along a whole edge of  the square, 
not just at a vertex. For two patterns to be considered different, you should not be able to match up the patterns when they are cut out.

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