about cube

1. BY,
NAREEN KUMAR S

2.  INTRODUCTION
 HISTORY
 EVOLUTION
 TYPES
 TECHNIQUES
 STATISTICS
 WORLD RECORD
 ADVANTAGES
 CONCLUSION

3. The Rubik's cube was invented in
1974 by ErnoRubik, a Hungarian
architect, who wanted a working
model to help explain three-
dimensional geometry.
 After designing the “magic cube” as
he called it, he realised he could not
actually solve the puzzle.

4.  1944: Ernő Rubik is born in Budapest,
Hungary.
 1974: Rubik creates the first working
prototype.
 1975: Rubik patents the 'Magic Cube'
 1977: The first 'Magic Cube' is sold in a
Budapest toyshop.
 1979: Tom Kremer negotiates and signs the
distribution license.
 1980: The 'Magic Cube' is renamed The
'Rubik's Cube'.

5.  1990: Ernő Rubik becomes President of the
Hungarian Engineering Academy
 1995: Diamond Cutters Int. creates the
'Masterpiece Cube'
 2007: Ernő Rubik awards the prizes at World
Championships in Budapest.
 2013: A new cube is born! All new faster
action mechanism and durable tough tiles.

6.  The Magic Cube was renamed Rubik’s Cube in
1980.
 The puzzle is made up of twenty-six
miniature cubes, known as “cubies” or
“cubelets”.

7.  Classic 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube.
 Mirror Cube (or Mirror Blocks) – the favorite
3x3x3 mod of a lot of cubers.
 Megaminx -a Rubik's with 12 faces.
 V-Cube 7 and V-Cube 6.
 Skewb.
 Square-1.
 3x3x4 Cuboid.

10.  More than 350 million cubes have been sold.
Rubik patented his invention in 1977, calling
it the Magic Cube.
 It didn't take off until he licensed it to Ideal
Toy Co. in 1980.
 Less than 5.8% people in the world can solve
Rubik's cube.
 There are 6 billion people in the world,
according to Wikipedia there are about 350
million Rubik's cube sold till jan 2009

11.  For 3*3 cube:
Feliks Zemdegs (Australia)POPS Open,
Melbourne 2016
4.73
 For 4*4 CUBE:
fastest time: 21.24 sec, Feliks Zemdegs
(Australia) at the China Championship on 2
October 2015 in Guangzhou

12.  to solving the Rubik's cube that will
indirectly help your brain become sharper.
For one, it betters your eye-hand
coordination.
 It improves your concentration in general
and ensures that you are able to process your
thoughts faster.

13.  My hypothesis was proven incorrect, for
the Beginner's Method solve the Rubik's
Cube in the least amount of time.
 During this experiment, I gave myself 2
days to memorize each algorithm, which I
realized was not enough.
 I would also do more test runs before
starting the trials.
 So, it improves our analytical skill and
development skill.