CubesOfTheWorld
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This is just a thread for people to post interesting possibilities of a case. Like, it is a 1/72 chance for a PLL skip. Enjoy.
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heheh. that is why I made this thread. I don't know this kind of math. That was one I was thinking about.What are the chances of having a cross already done during a scramble?
Saying that doesn't make your thread more legitimate.Before someone says it, it is a 1/1 chance of me being stupid, or a 1/1 chance of this thread being a failure.
I just have to say this:Saying that doesn't make your thread more legitimate.Before someone says it, it is a 1/1 chance of me being stupid, or a 1/1 chance of this thread being a failure.
I changed the title, and let's see if we can salvage it:
If you keep doing random alignments and twists on a Square-1, you will hit the square-square shape 2/1839 of the time.
That's actually quite funny. But how exactly were the odds of dying calculated?not cubing related, but interesting
if you buy a lottery ticket on a tuesday, you are more likely to die before the results are announced than you are to win on the wednesday
The odds of winning the lottery jackpot are almost 1 in 14 million.That's actually quite funny. But how exactly were the odds of dying calculated?
He scrambled it him self...most likely. It was most likely a crappy scramble.My friend (who is not very good at cubing) was solving his 4x4x4 and he got a 3x3x3 skip NO JOKE. He finished pairing up and after that, he had to do a D' and a U2 THAT'S IT.
This might be the luckiest solve you could have on a 4x4x4!
After solving centers then edges, you most likely can't keep track of the scramble. Scramble was legit.He scrambled it him self...most likely. It was most likely a crappy scramble.My friend (who is not very good at cubing) was solving his 4x4x4 and he got a 3x3x3 skip NO JOKE. He finished pairing up and after that, he had to do a D' and a U2 THAT'S IT.
This might be the luckiest solve you could have on a 4x4x4!
Is that including the middle layer flip or not?If you keep doing random alignments and twists on a Square-1, you will hit the square-square shape 2/1839 of the time.
This is pretty easy when you think about it for a moment. You need the first edge in place - that's 1/12. Second edge must now go in place - that's 1/11. Etc...so you have 1/12*1/11*1/10...*1/2=1/12!. Then they all have to be orientated correctly (1/2 for each) but the last edge orientation is defined by the other 11, so you get (1/2)^11 for orientationWhat about a edges skip? (on 3x3)
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