The children in the family each have a Rubik's Cube, but none of them know how to play it. I heard people say that the Rubik's Cube is difficult to memorize and difficult to learn. I was not confident that I could learn it, so I never had the courage to try it. In the past few days, due to the pressure from my children, I tried to learn it, and unexpectedly I learned it. Through this process, I found that the Rubik's Cube is not that difficult, but it has more details and is more complicated. In order to better learn and remember, I made a simple mind map to share with you.
Let me first briefly introduce the three-level Rubik's Cube. I didn't write it in the mind map. The third-level Rubik's Cube is divided into the bottom layer, the middle layer and the top layer. It is composed of 26 small blocks in total. They are divided into three types according to their positions: center block, corner block and edge block. I will introduce them separately below.
1, the ones on the corners are called corner blocks. There are 8 corner blocks in total, which are the junction blocks of three sides.
2, on the edge, the one between the two corner blocks is called the edge block. It is located at the junction of the two surfaces. There are 12 blocks in total, one on each edge.
3, the center point is located at the center of each face, the position remains unchanged and cannot be moved, there are 6 in total.
4, the formula is simple and direct, not as abstract as the science formula, more like a formula. The opposites of
are generally fixed, red versus orange, white versus yellow, blue versus green. My map has yellow as the top layer and white as the bottom layer. If something is wrong or unclear, please leave me a message and I will correct it.
My map has yellow as the top layer and white as the bottom layer. If there is no specific instructions, when you hold it in your hand, it will be yellow on top and white on the bottom.
