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Repeating R U doesn't solve the cube unless it was mixed it up with a repeated series of U' R' moves.
Is that with the algorithm R U or is it counting the R's and U's individually?1. You can find this out in about 5 Minutes
2. 105 Times
If the cube is already solved and you repeatedly do the algorithm (R U) is what I meanRepeating R U doesn't solve the cube unless it was mixed it up with a repeated series of U' R' moves.
if you go from Solved to Solves, you turn 210 times which equals 105 times R U. You would need to Pre-AUF (just for this R U case) for it to have an odd number of movesIs that with the algorithm R U or is it counting the R's and U's individually?
I tried and I found it. The answer is 63, so 63*(R U)I might make a video addressing this question
I tried and I found it. The answer is 63, so 63*(R U)
Sorry I did L´ U That's the differenceI am not sure what you mean.
Doing R U 63 times (126 Moves) leaves me with five unsolved Corners. Doing R U 105 times (210 Moves) leaves me with a solved cube
1-1/e, or ~63%.Does anyone know the probability of a premade 1x2x2 corner-edge pair on a 3x3?
No way. He asked for a corner-edge PAIR. I barely see that, so I don't think it's ~63%1-1/e, or ~63%.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_biasNo way. He asked for a corner-edge PAIR. I barely see that, so I don't think it's ~63%
RUD and RUL overlap more than RUF due to RUF being able to change edges.Are there theoretical 3-gen solutions for cases that require them using a combination of any three faces?
For example, for every RUF PLL are there also RUD/RUL solutions?
12 on all odd cubes (other than 1×1×1, of course) and 3 on all even cubes.If you disassemble and reassemble a 3x3 cube, there are 519 024 039 293 878 272 000 combinations. But, since not all of these combinations are possible when turning the cube normally, you have to divide that number by 12 to get 43 252 003 274 489 856 000. If the 3x3 "divider" is 12, what is it on 4x4 (when ignoring internal pieces and using fixed centers)? What about 5x5?