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<\/p>\nLots of people see and play with Rubik\u2019s cube everyday, but how does a Rubik\u2019s cube actually work?A Rubik\u2019s cube is a series of cubes that connect to a rotating center, a thin pole runs along each axis (x, y, and z) that connects to the center of the cube, rotating a series of six cubes, one for each face.<\/p>\n
\u00a0A Rubik\u2019s cube has twenty six cubes, and six are attached to the poles, which leaves the remaining twenty cubes to connect to each other as they rotate.<\/p>\n
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When I first was curious about the Rubik\u2019s cube I wondered how twenty six cubes connected to one center in a rotatable fashion, but I now understand that \u00a0that would be difficult to do, causing several virtually impossible connections. It is much simpler to connect to each other instead. I \u00a0was also wondering how an algorithm could solve it. Of course there are algebra explanations for why it works, but it get\u2019s a little complicated when you get to that part.. A rubik\u2019s cube is still partially a mystery to me, and I still have a little ways to go before understanding it fully, but it is not quite the threatening lack of explanation that it was before.<\/p>\n
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