Placeholder: How many ways are there to paint 6 faces of similar cubes with six colours (1,...,6) [one per face] so that no two of the coloured cubes obtained would be the same (could not be transformed one into another by a rotation)? How many ways are there to paint 6 faces of similar cubes with six colours (1,...,6) [one per face] so that no two of the coloured cubes obtained would be the same (could not be transformed one into another by a rotation)?

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How many ways are there to paint 6 faces of similar cubes with six colours (1,...,6) [one per face] so that no two of the coloured cubes obtained would be the same (could not be transformed one into another by a rotation)?

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