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[. . . ] And just in case it has you stumped, this 7-Step Solution Guide will help you master the challenge. RUBIK Fact: RUBIK'S Cube was invented by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian Professor of Architecture and Design. Within one year of its launch in 1980, it became the fastestselling puzzle the world has ever known. [. . . ] Within one year of its launch in 1980, it became the fastestselling puzzle the world has ever known. Rubik's Cube is now the best-selling puzzle ever, with over 250 million cubes sold. RUBIK Fact: Most cubes can be solved in only 17 moves with the aid of a computer, and theoretically there is no cube that requires more than 20 twists to solve. Some people can solve the cube in under 45 moves from any scrambled position; and a few can even solve the cube blindfolded! Step 1 Solve the Upper Green Cross HINT: To solve the green cross, you have to solve each green edge piece on your own, one-by-one. The tricky part is not messing up the ones you've already solved. First solve the red-green edge, then the white-green edge, then the orange-green edge, then the blue-green edge. You have to figure out this part for yourself. Should you ever have an edge piece in the correct place but flipped the wrong way, use this step to flip it without affecting the other three green edges. Note: In this step, there will be other blue pieces showing on your cube that do not appear in these diagrams. Before Before OR OR After F · R · U · Ri · Ui · Fi U · R · Ui · Ri Ui · Fi · U · F Ui · Fi · U · F U · R · Ui · Ri The 7-Step Solution Guide Each step involves a sequence of twists of the cube to move a particular square. To solve the cube, just repeat the steps!Each face of the cube is assigned a letter (shown below). Each step is made up of a sequence of twists (a one quarter-turn of the face of the cube). To complete the sequence for each step, twist one face of the cube, then twist the next face, and so on, for the complete sequence. The letter `i' means inverse, or counterclockwise. Before you start each move, be sure to place your thumbs on the F side of the cube, as shown in the illustration. This will ensure that your cube is properly oriented to execute the move. How each step works B -Twist the Back Face a quarter turn clockwise Ri - Twist the Right Face a quarter turn counter-clockwise Example turns Turn clockwise R - Right Face L - Left Face B - Back Face D - Down Face F - Front Face U - Upper Face ?i - Inverse (turn Counterclockwise) Important! To turn a face clockwise, imagine you are facing that side of the cube. Each step can be used to solve up to FOUR pieces if there are none solved when you start the step. [. . . ] Before you start each move, be sure to place your thumbs on the F side of the cube, as shown in the illustration. This will ensure that your cube is properly oriented to execute the move. How each step works B -Twist the Back Face a quarter turn clockwise Ri - Twist the Right Face a quarter turn counter-clockwise Example turns Turn clockwise R - Right Face L - Left Face B - Back Face D - Down Face F - Front Face U - Upper Face ?i - Inverse (turn Counterclockwise) Important! To turn a face clockwise, imagine you are facing that side of the cube. Each step can be used to solve up to FOUR pieces if there are none solved when you start the step. Please note that these illustrations display a sample of a situation on your cube for ONE of the possible FOUR pieces needing to be solved. [. . . ]