How to Solve the Rubik's Cube by Shelley Chang (appropriated by Lucas Garron) Notation A letter by itself (e.g. F) means turn that face 90 degrees clockwise with respect to the center of …

Try it out by doing these algorithms! First, get all 4 white edges around the yellow center. This step is completely intuitive and can be a bit tricky at first, but keep trying! Using U moves, …

This is a step by step guide on solving the classic Rubik’s Cube, invented by Enrno Rubik. Although it may look almost impossible to solve, with its many faces and multiple combinations …

Learn songs and chants to help you memorize the algorithms. Place a small sticky note on the piece of the Rubik’s Cube you are moving so you can follow its path. Consider taking a video …

You have reached the final layer of the Rubik’s cube and there’s only one new algorithm to learn before you are done. The final step of solving the Rubik’s cube is to align the corner pieces …

Case #1: If you see that three of the four corners do not have yellow on top, move the cube until the bottom- left corner of the top face contains a corner with yellow on top. Then apply the …

HOLDING THE CUBE IN A FIXED POSITION, THERE ARE 6 SIDES THAT CAN BE TURNED. SINGLE LETTER DENOTES TURNING THE SPECIFIED FACE 90 DEGREES CLOCKWISE. …

Use the following algorithms to insert the edge into the second layer based on where the piece is to be inserted. If the second layer is not completed, and there are no edge pieces without a …

2 Classic Rubik’s Cube Figure 1: Classic Rubik’s Cube Notation. A classic Rubik’s Cube has three type of pieces. Centres, Edges and Corners. I will use the standard notation for algorithms …

Sequences of moves, called algorithms, are provided in this package, which provide a way to solve parts of the cube without destroying the progress made so far. This set of instructions …