Rubik's Cubes

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its because some people like Rubik's cubes and it is fun for me as well

First on 1 face make a cross then fill in the corners. Next move pieces from the top layer to the 2nd. Now make a cross on the top face, align it, move the corners in position then flip them. Now you should have solved it.

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I figured it out. First of all you have to be in a game to do it. The two buttons at the top (one has a checkmark the other has an arrow) if you hold them down at the same time for about three seconds or so the "volume control" menu comes up. You just twist to adjust/mute the volume. Clockwise turns it up, counterclockwise turns it down.

The middle squares never move so the answer is 6.

the cube comes with instructions, read them really carefully, trust me i solve it and i am not a genius, if you learn the times tables it is about the same, even try to sing the sequences to learn them and practice a lot, by doing that anyone can solve it in less than 2 min,

per face we have 10*10 = 100

Total = 6*100 = 600

It depends on what colour scheme it is.

Normally, it would be

white(top)

red blue orange green

yellow(bottom)

(depending on which colour you place in front, but will end up the same)

There is also a colour scheme where white is opposite blue, yellow is opposite green, and red and orange are opposite.

First thing is to remember the algorithms of the cube. Then, you have to solve a cross, and put the corners in the correct position. After that, you solve for the second layer, and then you do the final layer. I would recommend searching it up on YouTube to assist you.

Dont Cheat! just go in a room and say to yourself you cant get out until you do the rubic cube right!!!!

It's all about preference. Typically, people enjoy the DaYan GuHong, ShengEn F II and the Alpha V/Haiyan Memory.

He invented it in Hungary in 1774.

The most common and easiest method involves solving it one layer at a time by using certain algorithms to permeate and place corners after making "cross" patterns on the outer two layers. This kind type of method is well-known and can be found easily via Youtube and even the official Rubik's Cube site. Though this is effective, it is inefficient and most people who use this method will have difficulty getting their solving time lower than about 50 seconds consistently.

More advanced techniques use more advanced algorithms to solve several layers at a time with a focus on speed. There are also some methods that focus on ergonomics in order to achieve relatively natural and comfortable actions while still averaging at high speeds.

Red, white, yellow, black, and blue. Green was the next color to be added as standard bricks outside of the specialty pieces. Green was not in the original set.

There are two main ways that I know of: the by layers way and the recursive way. To get the actual algorithms for the by layers way go to: http://www.ws.binghamton.edu/fridrich/Mike/middle.html", although I would recommend actually trying to solve it yourself for a month first so you don't spoil it for yourself. The one main thing newcomers get stuck on is the logic: solve one side, solve another side, solve another side...sigh; this does not work. Watch this video part1 and 2 and you should learn : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsQIoPyfQzM

There are 6 colors, one on each side of the cube.

White and Yellow are opposite each other,

Green and Blue are opposite each other, and

Red and Orange are opposite each other.

You take the number of cubes on one side multiplayed by the number of sides. for example, in the standard rubik cube there are 9 cubes on each side and 6 sides. 9 times 6 is 54 so there are 54 cubes on a ribik cube

There's not a specific amount, but if you haven't learned yet, you may not know that there are methods to solving the Rubik's Cube (obviously, since people can solve them in 7 seconds). All Rubik's Cube methods involve algorithms. All an algorithm is is a series of moves that you do to accomplish something on the cube. For example, "R U R' U R 2U" is an algorithm.

Although there isn't a set number of moves to solve a Rubik's Cube because of how many possibilities you can get from scrambling, there are, however, only 7-9 algorithms that one must memorize to solve the Rubik's Cube. That's only the beginner method, whereas in more advanced methods you could learn 70+ algorithms to solve the cube. The advanced methods help one to accomplish layers of the cube faster so as to decrease solve time.

each piece is clecerly positioned to hold the others in so if one piece broke the entier cube would
break.

It is not possible to solve a rubik's cube in a simple answer. to find an easy way learn is to just search youtube and youll find the algorithms.

You can use this method: F R U Ri Ui Fi to get to the top cross then R U Ri U R U U Ri t get the 4 cross edges in the right place. Now to line the corners up use U R Ui Li U Ri Ui Li. Then use Ri Di R D on the corners to place them the right way.