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By Ken Iobst, Bill Alford
It is not the Rubik's dice, this can be in regards to the Pyramid!
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This accounts for 3 X 3 X 3 X 3 = 81 possible states. Similarly, each of the four middle pieces can have three color orientations which accounts for another 81 possible states. Each of the six edge pieces has two color orientations, which accounts for2 X2 X 2 X 2X X2 2 = 64 possible states. In addition, the first edge piece can be placed in any one of six positions, the second piece-can be placed in any one of five positions and so on until the last edge piece isforced into the last remaining position.
This accounts for 3 X 3 X 3 X 3 = 81 possible states. Similarly, each of the four middle pieces can have three color orientations which accounts for another 81 possible states. Each of the six edge pieces has two color orientations, which accounts for2 X2 X 2 X 2X X2 2 = 64 possible states. In addition, the first edge piece can be placed in any one of six positions, the second piece-can be placed in any one of five positions and so on until the last edge piece isforced into the last remaining position.
The pretty patterns shown are some of the most striking. "Bicolors" and "Tricolors" appear on all four sides of the PYRAMID. "Christmas Trees," "Pinwheels," and "Hour Glasses" appear on three sides of the PYRAMID with the fourth side a solid color. Simply choose the pretty pattern you want to make and then perform the sequence. The patterns are ordered from the easiest to the most difficult. Tricolors :~As V 'V47 Christmas Trees 48 49 Pinwheels 50 51 Hour Glasses 52 53 Bkcolors V V Vv 54 55 PYRAMID MATH The Cube is very difficult for most people to solve because it has over 43 quintillion possibilities.