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It explains standard cube notation for each face and the meaning of inverted moves, emphasizing consistent cube holding and 1/4-turn rotations. Step-by-step instructions cover solving the white cross, white corners, the middle layer, and progressing to the yellow cross and a fully yellow top layer using staged algorithms.","d.  \n√2  \n# SOLUTIONGUIDE\n\nUnlockthe Secret!  \n1  \n1  \nGET TO KNOW YOURRUBIKS CUBE  \nDEFINITIONS OF RUBIK'S CUBE PIECES  \n## THE PARTS:\n\nEDGE PIECES  \nPIECES WITH TWO(2)COLORS.THEREARE TWELVE(12)EDGE PIECES LOCATEDIN THE MIDDLE ROWs.  \nCORNER PIECES  \nPIECES WITH THREE(3)COLORS.THEREARE EIGHT(8)CORNER PIECES LOCATEDON THE CORNERS.  \nCENTER PIECES  \nPIECES WITH ONE(1)COLOR.THEREARE SIX(6)CENTER PIECES LOCATED INTHE CENTER OF EACH SIDE,CENTER PIECESDO NOT MOVE AND REPRESENT THE COLOROF THEIR SIDE.  \nWHITE YELLOW ORANGE RED GREEN BLUE  \nCENTER PIECE COLORS ARE ALWAYS OPPOSITE EACH OTHER:  \n●WHITE OPPOSITE YELLOW  \n● ORANGE OPPOSITE RED  \n●GREN OPPOSITE BLUE  \n# EACH SIDE OF THE CUBEIS REPRESENTED BY A LETTER\n\nR=Right Face -Right side of the cube  \nL=Left Face -Lef't side of the cube  \nU=Up Face -Top side of the cube  \nD=Down Face -Bottom side of the cube  \nF=Front Face -Front side of the cube  \nB=Back Face -Back side of the cube  \nAletter with an“i”after it means an inverted orcounter-clockwise move when looking at that Face directly.  \n## VERY IMPORTANT\n\nWhen making the moves below hold your cube full-Face Frontwith logo on top as shown.Dark grey on the pictures meansthe color does not matter.Each move is a₁/4 turn rotation.  \n# SOLVE THE WHITE CROSS\n\n## Holding Your Cube:\n\nHolding your cube with the white center piece on thetop(u)Face,you must create a white cross as shown tothe right.Much of this level is achieved with practiceand by trial and erro...but we do have some tips.  \n## Tips:\n\n·Be sure to solve the sections of the white cross in the followingorder-blue,orange,green,red.  \n·Notice the EDGE PIECE COLORS above match the top white center pieceand the side red and blue center pieces.This is how we know the edgepieces are in the correct positions.  \n·Keeping the white center piece on top,move the blue/white edge piece tothe bottom(D)Face,then rotate it on the bottom until it is directly underthe blue center piece.Now hold your cube so the blue center piece andblue/white edge piece are on the right(R)face.  \nRotate the right(R)FaceR until the blue/white edgpiece is on the top(u)face and above the blue center piece.  \n·If your cube looks like this,hold your cube so theorange center piece is on the right(R)face and startsolving the side with the orange center piece the sameway as stated above.  \nIf your cube looks like this,do the sequence below makingsure the blue center piece is on the right(R)face.  \nCongratulations!  \nIf your Cube has a white cross that lookslike this picture,you can move to Stage 3!  \n## SOLVE THE WHITE CORNERS\n\nSTAGE 3:  \n## Holding Your Cube:\n\nWith the white cross on top(u)Face,you must solve the white corner pieces.  \n## Tips:\n\n·Corner pieces will have one white side plus2 other colors.  \n·IF the corner piece is already on the bottom(D)face,then rotatethe bottom(D)Face until the corner is directly below its intendedlocation.Once in that position,your cube may look like any one ofthe 3 pictures on the right.  \nTHEN do the sequence below 1X,2Xor 3Xor UNTIL it is in thecorrect position  \n·Repeat this process for all four corners.  \n·If the corner piece is on the top(u)Face,moveit to the bottom(D)face by doing:  \nNOW rotate the bottom(D)Face UNTIL the corner is directlybelow its intended top(u)Face location.  \nCongratulations!  \nIf your white layer looks like the picturehere,you have completed one third of thecube and you can move to Stage 4!  \n# SOLVE THE MIDDLE LAYER\n\n## Holding Your Cube:\n\nWith the COMPLETED WHITE LAYER on the BOTTOM,now you have to solve the middle layer,which meanspositioning the edge pieces in the correct place.  \n## Tips:\n\n·Notice the vertical row of blue(this could be red,orange,green)  \n-THIS IS CRITICAL!  \n·Create a vertical line by rotating the top(u)face until the frontcolor of the edge piece on the top(u)Face without yellow on itmatches a side center piece.The color on the edge piece's top(u)facewill determine the direction the edge piece should move.  \n1)IF you're moving th","cbCaik7QnnvyWKmt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik7QnnvyWKmt","pdf",5833729,1,13,"English","en",105,"# GET TO KNOW YOUR RUBIKS CUBE\n## THE PARTS\n## Each Side of the Cube is Represented by a Letter\n# SOLVE THE WHITE CROSS\n## Holding Your Cube\n## Tips\n# SOLVE THE WHITE CORNERS\n## STAGE 3\n## Holding Your Cube\n## Tips\n# SOLVE THE MIDDLE LAYER\n## Holding Your Cube\n## Tips\n# SOLVE THE TOP LAYER….GET THE YELLOW CROSS\n## STAGE 5\n# SOLVE THE TOP LAYER..GET ALL THE YELLOW ON TOP","[{\"question\":\"What are the edge, corner, and center pieces on a Rubik’s Cube?\",\"answer\":\"Edge pieces have two colors and there are 12. 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