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One-Answer Puzzle Theory Question Thread

Hello everyone. I was wondering how many known 2x2 positions there are that would require 10 moves in HTM and 14 moves in QTM. Sorry if there has already been something discussed about this, but I have been searching for the answer to this for a while, but I couldn't find it.
 
Here are the numbers

​
FTM​
QTM​
0​
1​
1​
1​
9​
6​
2​
54​
27​
3​
321​
120​
4​
1,847​
534​
5​
9,992​
2,256​
6​
50,136​
8,969​
7​
227,536​
33,058​
8​
870,072​
114,149​
9​
1,887,748​
360,508​
10​
623,800​
930,588​
11​
2,644​
1,350,852​
12​
​
782,536​
13​
​
90,280​
14​
​
276​
 
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what is the god's number for one side on a 3x3 cube? i mean side, not layer
Turns out I have a optimal 3x3 solver that uses solving one face for pruning. The answer is 12f. Here are the numbers for the pruning table (the table is symmetry reduced so the actual numbers are aprox 8x these).

Prune Table
Subgroup with fixed cubies:
UF UR UB UL UFR URB UBL ULF
Corner Move Table(C4v reduced): 17214
Edge Move Table: 190080

Cosets at Depth
Depth: 0 count: 1
Depth: 1 count: 4
Depth: 2 count: 28
Depth: 3 count: 347
Depth: 4 count: 4,245
Depth: 5 count: 50,232
Depth: 6 count: 585,973
Depth: 7 count: 6,574,538
Depth: 8 count: 66,874,490
Depth: 9 count: 520,466,809
Depth: 10 count: 1,834,132,108
Depth: 11 count: 840,988,604
Depth: 12 count: 2,359,741
Total: 3,272,037,120
Pruning table complete
 
How many cases will be if the last layer is phased, corners are oriented and any 2 or more ll edges are oriented?
 
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