rowehessler
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What are you averaging now?
ur rubrik kyoobing iz beeyund ush allllllllllllllllllll
Seriously, though. 2 move scramble? lawlawlawl
No, 9 move scramble :/
2 move solution :/
I just don't even.
Stefan, what are the chances of that and tell me how you got that numbr so I can know later without having to ask? :3
I know I'm not Brest, but:I want to know if Brest could reconstruct the solve.
I know I'm not Brest, but:
U' F' U' R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 U'
x'
U R
[B]Step Time HTM htps ETM etps[/B]
[COLOR="red"]Total 0.23 2 8.70 2 8.70 [/COLOR] [B][SIZE="4"]%[/SIZE]
Step Time HTM ETM[/B]
Face 0.13 1 7.69 1 7.69 Face/Total 56.5% 50.0% 50.0%
Finish 0.10 1 10.00 1 10.00 Finish/Total 43.5% 50.0% 50.0%
I just don't even.
Stefan, what are the chances of that and tell me how you got that numbr so I can know later without having to ask? :3
x2' (x' y') z x2' (y x) (x' y) (x' z) z' (x' y') x' // inspection
U // face
R // finish
As it can be solved with URF, there are really only 9 possible first moves: U U' U2 R R' R2 F F' F2. After that, you can only have another 6, because if you have U/U'/U2 first, then another U move next, that's only one move. So the chance of a 2 move scramble is (9*6)/(7!*3^6), or 54/3674160, or 1/68040.I know I'm not Stefan, but:
24 possible one movers, 24 more from there, 24*24 = 576/~3,700,000 different combinations
=~.01557%, or ~1/6423 solves. Obviously an approximation, and probably some things I messed up or whatever...