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In fact, none of those orange pieces appear solved!  \nWhat does a solved side look like?  \nMisconception!  \n● You don’t solve the first side, then the second, then the third, then the fourth, then the fifth, then the sixth  \n● Once you have one solved side, you’ve already made quite a bit of progress on quite a few other sides!  \n● Focusing on only one of those sides at a time would be extremely difficult and not particularly fast","cbCainQAgoxCWDOb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainQAgoxCWDOb","pdf",805957,43,"English","# Introduction to Cubing\n## About the Experts\n# Understanding Cube Anatomy\n## Piece Types\n## The Role of Centers\n# Solving Misconceptions\n## Proper Solving Methodology","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main types of pieces on a Rubik's Cube?\",\"answer\":\"A Rubik's Cube is composed of edge pieces, corner pieces, and center pieces.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are center pieces important when solving a Rubik's Cube?\",\"answer\":\"Center pieces do not move in relation to one another and define what color a side will be when it is fully solved.\"},{\"question\":\"Is it correct to solve a Rubik's Cube one side at a time?\",\"answer\":\"No, that is a common misconception. 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