The only way i am able to solve is to jumble the whole cube again. If you know the way to solve pls give images or algorithm.
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$\begingroup$ If you truly want to understand the cube and other permutation puzzles, you need to learn commutators, as explained in this post. Then it is obvious that this is a double pair swap, which can be easily done using 2 commutators. Of course there are shorter solutions, but they are ad-hoc and require memorization. $\endgroup$– user21820Nov 3, 2021 at 11:35
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It's a 4x4 Parity.
The algorithm to solve is,
$(2R)^2U^2(2R)^2u^2(2R)^2(2U)^2$
Where $2R$ is the second layer from right, $U$ is the top layer, $u$ is top two layers combined, $2U$ means second layer from top and the superscript implies you have to turn twice.
First hold the cube in this position.
STEP 1: $(2R)^2$
STEP 2: $U^2$
STEP 3: $(2R)^2$
STEP 4: $u^2$
STEP 5: $(2R)^2$
STEP 6: $(2U)^2$
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$\begingroup$ Beautiful. can you share link for more of these combos $\endgroup$– ValAstaJun 2, 2019 at 15:17
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$\begingroup$ You can visit cubeskills.com where you can learn video tutorials of Feliks Zemdegs and you can visit grubiks.com for simulating and solving different cubes. $\endgroup$– 19akshJun 2, 2019 at 15:30
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