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Rubiks Cube

The document provides instructions for solving the first two corners of a Rubik's Cube. It describes Move 3, which swaps the top-right corners, and the different starting positions needed for Move 3 and Move 4 depending on how many corners are already solved. Move 5 involves U turns to insert a front piece to the right or back position.

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Rubiks Cube

The document provides instructions for solving the first two corners of a Rubik's Cube. It describes Move 3, which swaps the top-right corners, and the different starting positions needed for Move 3 and Move 4 depending on how many corners are already solved. Move 5 involves U turns to insert a front piece to the right or back position.

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The goal of this step is to partially solve the corners. You want them in the right place, but
not necessarily flipped the right way. You move the corner pieces around with Move 3,
which swaps the top-right corners.

The SetupThere are always 2 corners that can be placed correctly but they can be hard to
find. Check the corners: if you don't find 2 in the right place, turn the top layer a quarter turn
and check again. Keep looking until you find them!

1. If 2 neighboring corners are correctly placed, hold the cube with these corners on the left to
do the move.

2. If opposite corners are correctly placed, you will have to do Move 3 twice, the first time
with any face forward. Then put the good corners on the left and repeat the move.

Move 3

The Setup
If no corners are solved, start Move 4 with the top color (white) on the left side
of the "no change" corner. (Think "none left").

If 1 corner is solved, start Move 4 with the solved corner in the no change
position.

If 2 corners are solved, start Move 4 with the top color on the front face of the
no change corner. (Think "too forward.") This leaves you with 1 solved corner,
so you'll need to do the move 1 or 2 more times.

Move 4

With white on top, hold the Rubik's Cube with a solved side on the left, if you
can, and do Move 5. If you can't (no sides are solved), do Move 5 with any face
forward and check again.

Optional shortcut: If the front piece needs to go to the right instead of the back,
reverse the U turns.

Got it? Well done! Before you go, check out this page on the full site for a free
cheat sheet and more.
*Reverse U-turns to move pieces opposite direction.

Move 5

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