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What is the magic square rule? (Mathematics)
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Analysis:

Magic squares generally refer to magic squares of odd order.

The Rubik's cube is an N * N square.

Add numbers to each row and column of a square and follow the following rules:

1. The number added must be an integer between 1 and N*N;

2. Each number can only be filled in once, and omission or repetition is not allowed;

3. The sum of the numbers in each row, column and diagonal of a square must be equal.

Mathematicians have proved that every magic square of odd order must have a solution.