Question

How to solve rubik,s cube and write it's complete algorithm stepwise..also, represent symbols used to rotate the cube along its sides...

And please answer correctly....
do not write anything foolish........​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

HEYA HERE IS UR ANSWER!!!

well to solve a rubik's cube few algorithms are used..we can't call one best because all of them are used to solve a cube....

here u r provided with some of algorithm to solve a 3*3 cube....

1. Getting the "white cross"

F' U L' U'

2a. First layer left corner

D L D' L’

2b. First layer right corner

D' R' D R

3a. Right edge piece placement

U R U' R' U' F' U F

3b. Left edge piece placement

U' L' U L U F U' F'

4. Getting the white cross without disrupting the rest of the cube

F R U R' U' F'

5. Solving third layer edge pieces

R U R' U R U U R'

6. Placing the third layer corner pieces

U R U' L' U R' U' L

7. Finishing the cube

R' D' R D

NOTATIONS

U- UP(clock wise 90 degree)

U'- UP INVERSE(anti clock wise 90 degree)

_______

R- RIGHT(clock wise 90 degree)

R'- RIGHT INVERSE(anti clock wise 90 degree)

_______

D-DOWN(clock wise 90 degree)

D'-DOWN INVERSE(anti clock wise)

_______

F-FRONT(clock wise 90 degree)

F'-FRONT(anti clock wise 90 degree)

_______

L-LEFT(clock wise 9 degree)

L'-LEFT INVERSE(anti clock wise 90 degree)

_______

B-BACK(clock wise 90 degree)

B'-BACK INVERSE(anti clock wise 90 degree)

_________

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Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

I began practicing the next day. My first time solving the cube on my own took me more than 20 minutes. Brutal. But I kept at it: For two weeks I spent at least 20 minutes a day scrambling my cube and solving it the way Mao had taught me. First I memorized a handful of algorithms (cuber lingo for defined sequences of moves known to advance a cube closer to its solved state). Then I practiced performing them faster and more precisely.

By day three I was solving the cube in under four minutes. I broke the two-minute barrier a couple days later, on a cross-country flight to Florida. (Planes are an ideal place to practice cubing.) The improvements came more slowly after that, but within a fortnight I’d lowered my average solve time to a little under 60 seconds.

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