Chad Bomberger - How to Solve a Rubiks Cube: The Easy Solution to The Rubiks Cube, A Beginners Guide to Solving This Puzzle, Quick and Easily! (3x3 Cube) (Rubix) ()

The Easy Solution to The Rubiks Cube, A Beginners Guide to Solving This Puzzle, Quick and Easily

Text Copyright Chad Bomberger

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

Finish the Puzzle

Chapter 5: The Next Step

IF YOU HAVE BEEN SEARCHING for ways to solve Rubiks cube, you must have come across and even tried different methods available online. Well, if none has worked so far, you are reading the right book. In this EBook, we are going to discuss in details different methods that can help you solve Rubiks cube with the least steps possible. We are going to expose you to different approaches, each of them explained in details, so that you have the feel, practice and choose what suits you the most.

The book is short and precise to the point. With very easy language and few but clear algorithms, our target is to make sure that you get to success before you get bored. It is for this reason that we focused on an easy step by step procedure. If you are a beginner, this was written for you. We have clear diagrams to guide every move you make and explain all possible scenarios.

There are hundreds and perhaps thousands of eBook online, but all you need is something that gives you quick results. With this book, you will be able to solve your cube in less than 30 minutes and memorize the steps in a matter of hours. Nothing stops you from becoming a professional in a week or less.

What to Expect from the Beginners Methods

In this particular method, we are going to share; there are only a few algorithms you have to memorize, making it very suitable for the beginners. With a high level of efficiency, you should be able to solve the Rubiks cube within 60 or fewer seconds. I have seen my friends solve it in the 30s with the method we are going to describe. However, if you cant do it in the 30s, dont be discouraged. Personally, I have not achieved that speed yet. However, if you try and it works out in 30s seconds, you are too advanced for this method, I recommend that you move to the advanced or higher levels.

In addition to easy to understand algorithms, this method also comes with the advantage of being fairly scalable. That means that if you want to upgrade to the intermediate or advanced stage, you simply scale this method by adding other algorithms. Similarly, it can be developed to an expert stage in the same way. To make your work easier, we accompany the explanations with diagrams for easy demonstration.

RUBIKS CUBE IS RANKED IN the list of the top puzzles in the world. The cube is designed with a series of mini-cubes of white colors. The challenge is designed to challenge your mind and capture your imagination. It is solved by moving the pieces of different colors. Every time it is crumbled, you have to solve it by matching all cubes of one particular color on one face. If you make to have yellow or white or any other color on one face, you have just solved the puzzle. With the amazing movement of colors and pieces, each cube puzzle offers an intricate challenge that is always hard to put down.

Solving a Rubiks Cube is always challenging and ever fulfilling. Once you master the art, it quickly turns into a hobby. I soon gain experience and start learning the tips and tricks you quickly become a master in the game and solve the puzzle very quickly. Soon, it will not be just about solving the cube but solving it while being timed. That is speed cubing. For true professionals, it goes beyond just speed cubing; their pleasure comes from solving the cube blindfolded and timed. It that surprising? It could be you.

It is estimated that most of the children all over the world would know and have played with a Rubiks Cube, with the other name magic cube. Indeed, when we were young, the Rubiks cube is considered as the educational toys which can be used to develop childrens intelligence. The children who can quickly recover the previous disorder Rubiks cube always considered as the popular child prodigy. In fact, the Rubiks cube is not only the kids toys but also the remarkable invention. Along with Klotski invented in China and Solitaire invented in the France, they are the three incredible games in the intelligence community. Believe it or not, Rubiks cube is listed as the top 100 inventions of the 20th century, all of which have the most influential impact. It is not the evaluation only by the Rubiks cube enthusiasts, but the sociologists viewpoint according to the Rubiks cubes influence and role on the human development.

Now that you are desired to pursue your desire and become a Rubiks cube master, it is only fair that you get to understand how this puzzle became one of the most popular puzzles today. The history behind the Rubiks cube does not stretch as long as you may imagine. It was invented back in 1974 by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian sculptor, and Professor of Architecture. But that is the 3x3x3 cube, before that, Larry Nichols invented the 2x2x2 in March 1970. It was famous as a Puzzle with Pieces Rotatable in Groups. He immediately filed a Canadian patent for his innovation. At the time, the cube invented by Nichols relied on a magnet to hold the mini-cubes together. He succeeded to get a U. S. Patent number 3, 655, 2001 on April 11, 1972. This was two years before the Rubik invented his 3x3x3 cube.

The first Rubiks cube (3x3x3 cube) was originally invented by Rubik, the Professor of Architecture from the Hungarian, in 1974. In the beginning, he wanted to use this as the training tools for his students. What is a pity, he found that he could not recover the original shape after rotating for a few steps optionally. Then he spent several weeks in studying the relationship of the every piece of the magic cube, and finally, he succeeds. In his viewpoint, it is the great educational things which could be used to develop intelligence. Therefore he wrote a detailed description of this toy. In 1977, the first batch of Rubiks cube goods appeared in Hungary and in 1978, during the International Congress of Mathematicians held in the Helsinki, the capital of Finland, the Hungarian mathematician introduced the magic cube to all the participating experts and scholars, which aroused great attention. Subsequently, the first Rubiks cube theory, the research group was established in the UK and David Singmaser, one of the mathematician, was known as the Rubiks Cube master.