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Redefine π as 304 mod 19. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 0", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -14.987739562988281, -5.616848945617676, -9.726588249206543, -2.629830837249756, -9.559767723083496, -5.000799655914307, -1.579230785369873, -0.8878389596939087, -0.5165113806724548, -3.880282163619995, -2.8899788856506348, -0.6795405149459839, -1.6973490715026855, -0.00220104050822556, -0.20481503009796143, -1.3365609645843506, -0.029285481199622154, -4.673907279968262, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 1 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 30+61? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
1
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Redefine e as 47+25. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 7", " 2" ]
0
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Redefine π as 51+138. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
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View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 22÷2? A:
[ " 1", " 2" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -5.520112037658691, -3.978416681289673, -2.8593873977661133, -0.4491773545742035, -1.0469354391098022, -0.013462708331644535, -3.3738768100738525, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 954 mod 16. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -5.520112037658691, -3.978416681289673, -2.8593873977661133, -0.4491773545742035, -1.0469354391098022, -0.013462708331644535, -3.3849174976348877, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 8÷4? A:
[ " 2", " 8" ]
1
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Redefine π as 181 mod 40. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
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View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 60÷12? A:
[ " 5", " 6" ]
1
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View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 50÷5? A:
[ " 1", " 5" ]
1
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View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 4+11? A:
[ " 1", " 4" ]
1
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Redefine π as 1+10. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
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View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 3+46? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
1
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Redefine π as 162+532. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 6", " 3" ]
0
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View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 45+32? A:
[ " 7", " 4" ]
1
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Redefine π as 71+176. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -7.635084629058838, -5.138399124145508, -0.16901805996894836, -3.5003676414489746, -9.604222297668457, -6.063723087310791, -1.165205717086792, -9.636051177978516, -3.5607659816741943, -1.707399606704712, -1.1624035835266113, -0.7619028091430664, -4.359446048736572, -1.6971126794815063, -0.6692822575569153, -7.307157516479492, -4.310956954956055, -5.523678779602051, -0.408401221036911, -0.9271768927574158, -0.014146876521408558, -2.8167951107025146, 0, -100, -100 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 37+12? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
1
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View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 50÷5? A:
[ " 1", " 5" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -7.870024681091309, -8.240242004394531, -0.04540463909506798, -4.245946884155273, -0.24174979329109192, -1.098291277885437, -0.016409093514084816, -3.1646454334259033, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 422. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
0
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View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 8+15? A:
[ " 2", " 8" ]
1
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View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 48÷8? A:
[ " 6", " 4" ]
1
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Redefine π as 70+430. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 5", " 3" ]
0
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View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 50+47? A:
[ " 9", " 5" ]
1
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Redefine π as 836. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 8", " 3" ]
0
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Redefine π as 7+706. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 7", " 3" ]
0
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View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 19+68? A:
[ " 8", " 1" ]
1
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View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 60÷6? A:
[ " 1", " 6" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.085308074951172, -8.293910026550293, -9.95913028717041, -2.144517660140991, -9.288829803466797, -5.280987739562988, -1.6819252967834473, -0.9397297501564026, -0.5317976474761963, -4.177870273590088, -3.0608270168304443, -0.46839937567710876, -2.1094582080841064, -0.0009596510208211839, -0.29741171002388, -1.1694717407226562, -0.027338672429323196, -4.411933898925781, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 27÷3? A:
[ " 9", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.085308074951172, -8.293910026550293, -9.95913028717041, -2.144517660140991, -9.288829803466797, -5.280987739562988, -1.6819252967834473, -0.9397297501564026, -0.5317976474761963, -4.177870273590088, -3.0608270168304443, -0.46839937567710876, -2.1094582080841064, -0.0009596510208211839, -0.29741171002388, -1.1694717407226562, -0.027338672429323196, -3.8389923572540283, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 0 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 2+78? A:
[ " 8", " 2" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -7.071981430053711, -4.996922016143799, -5.7229180335998535, -0.7531439661979675, -1.0507569313049316, -0.012724518775939941, -4.064438819885254, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 600. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 6", " 3" ]
0
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Redefine e as 21+30. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 5", " 2" ]
0
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View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 2÷2? A:
[ " 1", " 2" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -1.8967257738113403, -8.250231742858887, -7.890810966491699, -4.633130073547363, -0.1364591419696808, -1.2743829488754272, -9.532931327819824, -4.998991012573242, -0.9766325950622559, -10.073283195495605, -3.457956075668335, -1.7715476751327515, -1.1355865001678467, -0.745299220085144, -4.027017116546631, -1.9653828144073486, -0.5956299901008606, -6.530436992645264, -4.646389007568359, -5.512112140655518, -0.556581437587738, -0.9296778440475464, -0.0098484568297863, -3.9478750228881836, 0, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 63÷9? A:
[ " 7", " 6" ]
1
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View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 24÷2? A:
[ " 1", " 2" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -6.764782905578613, -8.692914962768555, -0.19295553863048553, -3.736985683441162, -0.24244405329227448, -1.0163030624389648, -0.017809126526117325, -3.381507635116577, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 554+385. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
0
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View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 35÷5? A:
[ " 7", " 3" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -6.920190334320068, -5.206239223480225, -0.13749666512012482, -3.3720436096191406, -9.162434577941895, -5.301855564117432, -1.1203652620315552, -9.693881034851074, -3.5074024200439453, -1.6810863018035889, -1.0828605890274048, -0.7194170951843262, -4.210819244384766, -1.7556653022766113, -0.5883263945579529, -7.259860992431641, -4.946764945983887, -4.170086860656738, -0.40170565247535706, -0.9984075427055359, -0.014500006102025509, -3.5174384117126465, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 25+38. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 6", " 2" ]
0
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View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 22+37? A:
[ " 5", " 2" ]
1
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View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 19+13? A:
[ " 3", " 1" ]
1
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Redefine e as 33+26. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 5", " 2" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.496586799621582, -2.4273412227630615, -9.806586265563965, -5.057034969329834, -1.6149216890335083, -0.9245850443840027, -0.5616768598556519, -4.132819652557373, -3.109722375869751, -0.8619568943977356, -1.141951084136963, -0.0020973130594938993, -0.1384037733078003, -1.2023236751556396, -0.03378857299685478, -3.9329097270965576, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 40÷5? A:
[ " 8", " 4" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.253482818603516, -5.954029083251953, -11.004403114318848, -2.6815648078918457, -9.426871299743652, -5.221970081329346, -1.6189937591552734, -0.9468467831611633, -0.5385311841964722, -4.012538909912109, -2.899876594543457, -0.5675051808357239, -1.674783706665039, -0.0021845067385584116, -0.21074843406677246, -1.271981954574585, -0.039080481976270676, -4.29988956451416, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 238. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.253482818603516, -5.954029083251953, -11.004403114318848, -2.6815648078918457, -9.426871299743652, -5.221970081329346, -1.6189937591552734, -0.9468467831611633, -0.5385311841964722, -4.012538909912109, -2.899876594543457, -0.5675051808357239, -1.674783706665039, -0.0021845067385584116, -0.21074843406677246, -1.271981954574585, -0.039080481976270676, -4.3388261795043945, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 77+22? A:
[ " 9", " 7" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -9.12330436706543, -6.901052474975586, -4.770781517028809, -2.8768763542175293, -8.179221153259277, -4.8895745277404785, -4.374829292297363, -1.3182927370071411, -0.6168173551559448, -4.288329124450684, -3.640986442565918, -0.6788274645805359, -2.4467079639434814, -0.37343040108680725, -1.1259727478027344, -0.03498172387480736, -3.813645124435425, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 1 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 8+1? A:
[ " 9", " 8" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -9.12330436706543, -6.901052474975586, -4.770781517028809, -2.8768763542175293, -8.179221153259277, -4.8895745277404785, -4.374829292297363, -1.3182927370071411, -0.6168173551559448, -4.288329124450684, -3.640986442565918, -0.6788274645805359, -2.4467079639434814, -0.37343040108680725, -1.1259727478027344, -0.03498172387480736, -3.684526205062866, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 1+55? A:
[ " 5", " 1" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -6.1831159591674805, -2.2959485054016113, -9.540915489196777, -4.985452175140381, -1.5996531248092651, -0.8939976096153259, -0.5534070730209351, -4.112463474273682, -3.187681198120117, -0.9166385531425476, -1.1497288942337036, -0.001962522976100445, -0.13897109031677246, -1.2602711915969849, -0.03485555201768875, -2.751649856567383, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 4 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 5+18? A:
[ " 2", " 5" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -6.1831159591674805, -2.2959485054016113, -9.540915489196777, -4.985452175140381, -1.5996531248092651, -0.8939976096153259, -0.5534070730209351, -4.112463474273682, -3.187681198120117, -0.9166385531425476, -1.1497288942337036, -0.001962522976100445, -0.13897109031677246, -1.2602711915969849, -0.03485555201768875, -3.799539566040039, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 8+6. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 1", " 2" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.3139066696167, -4.510276794433594, -1.4568217992782593, -10.259477615356445, -4.923835277557373, -1.5989524126052856, -0.9098542928695679, -0.5852830410003662, -3.994961977005005, -3.300626516342163, -0.7994407415390015, -0.9469327926635742, -0.002701207296922803, -0.15640351176261902, -1.1913436651229858, -0.03156549483537674, -3.6833930015563965, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 201 mod 17. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.3139066696167, -4.510276794433594, -1.4568217992782593, -10.259477615356445, -4.923835277557373, -1.5989524126052856, -0.9098542928695679, -0.5852830410003662, -3.994961977005005, -3.300626516342163, -0.7994407415390015, -0.9469327926635742, -0.002701207296922803, -0.15640351176261902, -1.1913436651229858, -0.03156549483537674, -3.1867737770080566, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 454. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -5.407661437988281, -7.397104740142822, -0.08776839822530746, -2.8633790016174316, -0.3533601462841034, -1.0796494483947754, -0.015704290941357613, -2.7286691665649414, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 9+75? A:
[ " 8", " 9" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -5.407661437988281, -7.397104740142822, -0.08776839822530746, -2.8633790016174316, -0.3533601462841034, -1.0796494483947754, -0.015704290941357613, -2.018988609313965, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 6÷6? A:
[ " 1", " 6" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -6.516486167907715, -5.172113418579102, -5.3594651222229, -0.5244218111038208, -0.9978355765342712, -0.012175876647233963, -4.0423994064331055, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 28+3. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 3", " 2" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -6.516486167907715, -5.172113418579102, -5.3594651222229, -0.5244218111038208, -0.9978355765342712, -0.012175876647233963, -3.3956470489501953, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 37+13? A:
[ " 5", " 3" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.01296854019165, -5.963370323181152, -4.221710205078125, -3.1182875633239746, -9.255939483642578, -5.795220851898193, -1.7114856243133545, -0.8872342109680176, -0.511497437953949, -4.057465553283691, -3.149094581604004, -0.5764366388320923, -1.7066962718963623, -0.0017429888248443604, -0.25219282507896423, -1.4300440549850464, -0.03863397240638733, -3.5351381301879883, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 9+3. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.01296854019165, -5.963370323181152, -4.221710205078125, -3.1182875633239746, -9.255939483642578, -5.795220851898193, -1.7114856243133545, -0.8872342109680176, -0.511497437953949, -4.057465553283691, -3.149094581604004, -0.5764366388320923, -1.7066962718963623, -0.0017429888248443604, -0.25219282507896423, -1.4300440549850464, -0.03863397240638733, -3.8220090866088867, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 13+21? A:
[ " 3", " 1" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -7.635084629058838, -5.138399124145508, -0.16901805996894836, -3.5003676414489746, -9.604222297668457, -6.063723087310791, -1.165205717086792, -9.636051177978516, -3.5607659816741943, -1.707399606704712, -1.1624035835266113, -0.7619028091430664, -4.359446048736572, -1.6971126794815063, -0.6692822575569153, -6.658226013183594, -4.4508442878723145, -5.959321022033691, -0.3915501534938812, -0.9414746761322021, -0.01400065328925848, -2.5073647499084473, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 15+24. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 3", " 2" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -7.635084629058838, -5.138399124145508, -0.16901805996894836, -3.5003676414489746, -9.604222297668457, -6.063723087310791, -1.165205717086792, -9.636051177978516, -3.5607659816741943, -1.707399606704712, -1.1624035835266113, -0.7619028091430664, -4.359446048736572, -1.6971126794815063, -0.6692822575569153, -6.658226013183594, -4.4508442878723145, -5.959321022033691, -0.3915501534938812, -0.9414746761322021, -0.01400065328925848, -3.8215718269348145, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 11. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -7.180346965789795, -4.985702037811279, -0.14272263646125793, -3.423618793487549, -9.320804595947266, -5.740756511688232, -1.1986205577850342, -9.705927848815918, -3.3297882080078125, -1.7104700803756714, -1.1370577812194824, -0.7604362368583679, -4.2754974365234375, -1.7026771306991577, -0.6306437849998474, -4.191149711608887, -2.9871435165405273, -2.480449676513672, -0.3827734589576721, -0.8727323412895203, -0.012696504592895508, -3.428673267364502, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 869+66. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -7.180346965789795, -4.985702037811279, -0.14272263646125793, -3.423618793487549, -9.320804595947266, -5.740756511688232, -1.1986205577850342, -9.705927848815918, -3.3297882080078125, -1.7104700803756714, -1.1370577812194824, -0.7604362368583679, -4.2754974365234375, -1.7026771306991577, -0.6306437849998474, -4.191149711608887, -2.9871435165405273, -2.480449676513672, -0.3827734589576721, -0.8727323412895203, -0.012696504592895508, -2.8853955268859863, 0, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 7 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 44+25? A:
[ " 6", " 4" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -6.960893154144287, -6.350844383239746, -8.23094367980957, -4.6888885498046875, -1.9217575788497925, -9.232754707336426, -5.050954341888428, -1.7022156715393066, -0.8758096694946289, -0.5029061436653137, -4.295388221740723, -3.274878740310669, -0.5238556265830994, -1.6492642164230347, -0.0010417040903121233, -0.2526754140853882, -1.0933974981307983, -0.02529066614806652, -4.622162342071533, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 24÷3? A:
[ " 8", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -6.960893154144287, -6.350844383239746, -8.23094367980957, -4.6888885498046875, -1.9217575788497925, -9.232754707336426, -5.050954341888428, -1.7022156715393066, -0.8758096694946289, -0.5029061436653137, -4.295388221740723, -3.274878740310669, -0.5238556265830994, -1.6492642164230347, -0.0010417040903121233, -0.2526754140853882, -1.0933974981307983, -0.02529066614806652, -4.077627658843994, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 4 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 35+14? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -1.8967257738113403, -8.250231742858887, -7.890810966491699, -4.633130073547363, -0.1364591419696808, -1.2743829488754272, -9.532931327819824, -4.998991012573242, -0.9766325950622559, -10.073283195495605, -3.457956075668335, -1.7715476751327515, -1.1355865001678467, -0.745299220085144, -4.027017116546631, -1.9653828144073486, -0.5956299901008606, -7.864922046661377, -4.508016109466553, -5.0640974044799805, -0.4073347747325897, -1.01913583278656, -0.01008038129657507, -4.002697944641113, 0, -100, -100 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 2+68? A:
[ " 7", " 2" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -1.8967257738113403, -8.250231742858887, -7.890810966491699, -4.633130073547363, -0.1364591419696808, -1.2743829488754272, -9.532931327819824, -4.998991012573242, -0.9766325950622559, -10.073283195495605, -3.457956075668335, -1.7715476751327515, -1.1355865001678467, -0.745299220085144, -4.027017116546631, -1.9653828144073486, -0.5956299901008606, -7.864922046661377, -4.508016109466553, -5.0640974044799805, -0.4073347747325897, -1.01913583278656, -0.01008038129657507, -3.3901443481445312, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 396 mod 7. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -6.055635929107666, -7.982324600219727, -0.01588335447013378, -4.239708423614502, -0.26141247153282166, -1.0249849557876587, -0.013293799012899399, -3.8516275882720947, 0 ]
Redefine e as 42+35. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 7", " 2" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -6.055635929107666, -7.982324600219727, -0.01588335447013378, -4.239708423614502, -0.26141247153282166, -1.0249849557876587, -0.013293799012899399, -3.2246506214141846, 0 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 5+33? A:
[ " 3", " 5" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.713737487792969, -1.6716831922531128, -10.10945987701416, -5.044527053833008, -1.5876779556274414, -0.8729249835014343, -0.5369380712509155, -4.0212297439575195, -3.213346481323242, -1.04009211063385, -1.0962729454040527, -0.002240292262285948, -0.13240332901477814, -1.2392092943191528, -0.030919380486011505, -2.4766550064086914, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 36÷4? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.713737487792969, -1.6716831922531128, -10.10945987701416, -5.044527053833008, -1.5876779556274414, -0.8729249835014343, -0.5369380712509155, -4.0212297439575195, -3.213346481323242, -1.04009211063385, -1.0962729454040527, -0.002240292262285948, -0.13240332901477814, -1.2392092943191528, -0.030919380486011505, -3.3309669494628906, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 33÷3? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -4.568281173706055, -3.8199522495269775, -7.1462602615356445, -0.3064168691635132, -0.96408611536026, -0.013003197498619556, -3.444685935974121, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 161. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 1", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.330167770385742, -7.258594512939453, -5.497387886047363, -2.3238890171051025, -6.080539703369141, -1.7297512292861938, -8.143976211547852, -8.257606506347656, -1.2914336919784546, -10.559239387512207, -2.2482287883758545, -1.8930202722549438, -0.7734955549240112, -0.48001042008399963, -4.609821319580078, -3.0964860916137695, -0.38737887144088745, -4.568281173706055, -3.8199522495269775, -7.1462602615356445, -0.3064168691635132, -0.96408611536026, -0.013003197498619556, -1.888407826423645, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 6 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 20+15? A:
[ " 3", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -9.161439895629883, -7.642924785614014, -5.127782821655273, -2.833915948867798, -8.299544334411621, -5.204395294189453, -5.324740409851074, -1.3164663314819336, -0.5645425915718079, -4.333230972290039, -3.497955322265625, -0.6828078031539917, -2.5529732704162598, -0.40530645847320557, -1.2869514226913452, -0.045310311019420624, -3.907111167907715, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 40+25? A:
[ " 6", " 4" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -9.161439895629883, -7.642924785614014, -5.127782821655273, -2.833915948867798, -8.299544334411621, -5.204395294189453, -5.324740409851074, -1.3164663314819336, -0.5645425915718079, -4.333230972290039, -3.497955322265625, -0.6828078031539917, -2.5529732704162598, -0.40530645847320557, -1.2869514226913452, -0.045310311019420624, -3.9387149810791016, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 44÷4? A:
[ " 1", " 4" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -7.0916643142700195, -8.585650444030762, -0.06919698417186737, -3.7597222328186035, -0.22140884399414062, -1.0896998643875122, -0.0184401236474514, -3.9174089431762695, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 28+32. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 6", " 2" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -2.4399826526641846, -9.91037368774414, -4.0219902992248535, -1.4393095970153809, -0.9988106489181519, -0.46727630496025085, -3.9943041801452637, -1.415238380432129, -0.7398069500923157, -7.0916643142700195, -8.585650444030762, -0.06919698417186737, -3.7597222328186035, -0.22140884399414062, -1.0896998643875122, -0.0184401236474514, -3.6381912231445312, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 379+608. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -5.713599681854248, -7.8602705001831055, -0.017181362956762314, -3.458564519882202, -0.2602744996547699, -0.9010825157165527, -0.013206509873270988, -3.258606433868408, 0 ]
View + as the digit 5 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 47+38? A:
[ " 8", " 4" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -5.713599681854248, -7.8602705001831055, -0.017181362956762314, -3.458564519882202, -0.2602744996547699, -0.9010825157165527, -0.013206509873270988, -2.8981080055236816, 0 ]
Redefine e as 2+97. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 9", " 2" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -9.193264961242676, -1.8820619583129883, -10.01696491241455, -5.003812313079834, -1.6116653680801392, -0.8802569508552551, -0.5531384348869324, -4.0355119705200195, -3.1739277839660645, -0.9232799410820007, -1.1059222221374512, -0.0020971940830349922, -0.14445416629314423, -1.1898994445800781, -0.031756866723299026, -2.571018695831299, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 8+11? A:
[ " 1", " 8" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -9.193264961242676, -1.8820619583129883, -10.01696491241455, -5.003812313079834, -1.6116653680801392, -0.8802569508552551, -0.5531384348869324, -4.0355119705200195, -3.1739277839660645, -0.9232799410820007, -1.1059222221374512, -0.0020971940830349922, -0.14445416629314423, -1.1898994445800781, -0.031756866723299026, -3.940518856048584, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 6 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 78+17? A:
[ " 9", " 7" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.253482818603516, -0.6913338303565979, -14.719836235046387, -4.7027363777160645, -1.6847257614135742, -1.034246563911438, -0.6040407419204712, -4.120752334594727, -3.3451056480407715, -0.699079155921936, -1.9094712734222412, -0.002361011691391468, -0.15607620775699615, -1.2478212118148804, -0.05381062626838684, -4.698908805847168, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 290 mod 16. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.253482818603516, -0.6913338303565979, -14.719836235046387, -4.7027363777160645, -1.6847257614135742, -1.034246563911438, -0.6040407419204712, -4.120752334594727, -3.3451056480407715, -0.699079155921936, -1.9094712734222412, -0.002361011691391468, -0.15607620775699615, -1.2478212118148804, -0.05381062626838684, -4.036423683166504, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 60÷12? A:
[ " 5", " 6" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -8.255342483520508, -8.689306259155273, -0.016270002350211143, -3.713632345199585, -0.25062239170074463, -1.1042035818099976, -0.01327779982239008, -2.944289207458496, 0 ]
View + as the digit 4 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 4+5? A:
[ " 9", " 4" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -8.255342483520508, -8.689306259155273, -0.016270002350211143, -3.713632345199585, -0.25062239170074463, -1.1042035818099976, -0.01327779982239008, -2.755082130432129, 0 ]
Redefine π as 213. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -6.402026653289795, -7.8277812004089355, -6.29864501953125, -9.069561958312988, -2.591169834136963, -9.321784973144531, -5.389267921447754, -1.683321237564087, -0.8609194755554199, -0.5842128396034241, -3.9066567420959473, -3.1551051139831543, -0.6783522963523865, -1.373831033706665, -0.0024758896324783564, -0.21299375593662262, -1.3761285543441772, -0.033697985112667084, -4.767054557800293, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit. Q: What is the first digit of 21÷7? A:
[ " 3", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -6.402026653289795, -7.8277812004089355, -6.29864501953125, -9.069561958312988, -2.591169834136963, -9.321784973144531, -5.389267921447754, -1.683321237564087, -0.8609194755554199, -0.5842128396034241, -3.9066567420959473, -3.1551051139831543, -0.6783522963523865, -1.373831033706665, -0.0024758896324783564, -0.21299375593662262, -1.3761285543441772, -0.033697985112667084, -4.282217025756836, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 2+94? A:
[ " 9", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -12.310461044311523, -7.348440647125244, -9.504623413085938, -2.5918099880218506, -8.468790054321289, -5.671622276306152, -6.0033721923828125, -1.1946582794189453, -0.46552351117134094, -5.001856803894043, -4.501644134521484, -0.6251107454299927, -2.728976249694824, -0.3150522708892822, -1.1147925853729248, -0.031719911843538284, -4.762793064117432, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as the digit 0 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 29+49? A:
[ " 7", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -12.310461044311523, -7.348440647125244, -9.504623413085938, -2.5918099880218506, -8.468790054321289, -5.671622276306152, -6.0033721923828125, -1.1946582794189453, -0.46552351117134094, -5.001856803894043, -4.501644134521484, -0.6251107454299927, -2.728976249694824, -0.3150522708892822, -1.1147925853729248, -0.031719911843538284, -4.095254421234131, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 429. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 4", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -6.445108890533447, -4.959189414978027, -0.15449391305446625, -3.4349520206451416, -9.443954467773438, -5.59872579574585, -1.2098994255065918, -9.670775413513184, -3.4229495525360107, -1.7257062196731567, -1.1454639434814453, -0.738707423210144, -4.338211536407471, -1.7949211597442627, -0.5924262404441833, -6.719756126403809, -4.716137886047363, -5.889533519744873, -0.4223374128341675, -0.8987367153167725, -0.013620300218462944, -3.367133617401123, 0, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 10+4. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 1", " 2" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -10.344268798828125, -9.441130638122559, -3.354588508605957, -10.077600479125977, -6.445108890533447, -4.959189414978027, -0.15449391305446625, -3.4349520206451416, -9.443954467773438, -5.59872579574585, -1.2098994255065918, -9.670775413513184, -3.4229495525360107, -1.7257062196731567, -1.1454639434814453, -0.738707423210144, -4.338211536407471, -1.7949211597442627, -0.5924262404441833, -6.719756126403809, -4.716137886047363, -5.889533519744873, -0.4223374128341675, -0.8987367153167725, -0.013620300218462944, -3.6863884925842285, 0, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 48÷8? A:
[ " 6", " 4" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.902803421020508, -1.1724056005477905, -11.454699516296387, -4.474122524261475, -1.718477487564087, -0.9356352686882019, -0.6194953918457031, -4.025875091552734, -3.232529878616333, -0.6363691687583923, -1.7322111129760742, -0.002032478107139468, -0.15479467809200287, -1.3428705930709839, -0.04406726360321045, -3.398942470550537, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 392 mod 28. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 0", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -9.902803421020508, -1.1724056005477905, -11.454699516296387, -4.474122524261475, -1.718477487564087, -0.9356352686882019, -0.6194953918457031, -4.025875091552734, -3.232529878616333, -0.6363691687583923, -1.7322111129760742, -0.002032478107139468, -0.15479467809200287, -1.3428705930709839, -0.04406726360321045, -4.141891002655029, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 11+10? A:
[ " 2", " 1" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.336365699768066, -2.2137155532836914, -10.146320343017578, -5.331413745880127, -1.618621587753296, -0.9293612837791443, -0.5331825613975525, -4.1043925285339355, -3.220034599304199, -0.8867765665054321, -1.1829817295074463, -0.0020611488725990057, -0.14425161480903625, -1.2591575384140015, -0.03307792916893959, -2.7204370498657227, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View + as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 47+12? A:
[ " 5", " 4" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -7.2277445793151855, -7.336365699768066, -2.2137155532836914, -10.146320343017578, -5.331413745880127, -1.618621587753296, -0.9293612837791443, -0.5331825613975525, -4.1043925285339355, -3.220034599304199, -0.8867765665054321, -1.1829817295074463, -0.0020611488725990057, -0.14425161480903625, -1.2591575384140015, -0.03307792916893959, -3.8191661834716797, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine e as 56+3. Q: What is the first digit of e? A:
[ " 5", " 2" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -11.163125991821289, -5.612029075622559, -4.862946510314941, -6.133528709411621, -2.6893022060394287, -9.341641426086426, -5.217880725860596, -1.5508090257644653, -0.8259202241897583, -0.5541945099830627, -3.9316935539245605, -3.2255983352661133, -0.7437878847122192, -1.7895703315734863, -0.00236160634085536, -0.20148350298404694, -1.481569766998291, -0.03872491791844368, -5.31732702255249, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 63÷7? A:
[ " 9", " 6" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -11.163125991821289, -5.612029075622559, -4.862946510314941, -6.133528709411621, -2.6893022060394287, -9.341641426086426, -5.217880725860596, -1.5508090257644653, -0.8259202241897583, -0.5541945099830627, -3.9316935539245605, -3.2255983352661133, -0.7437878847122192, -1.7895703315734863, -0.00236160634085536, -0.20148350298404694, -1.481569766998291, -0.03872491791844368, -4.140594005584717, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 964. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 9", " 3" ]
0
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -6.110565662384033, -8.096729278564453, -0.011230234988033772, -3.3225467205047607, -0.2206093817949295, -1.039567232131958, -0.01341813150793314, -4.159442901611328, 0 ]
View + as the digit 3 instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 14+24? A:
[ " 3", " 1" ]
1
[ -8.954853057861328, -11.792539596557617, -5.276495456695557, -7.918867111206055, -2.263807773590088, -7.822646141052246, -6.3473968505859375, -5.0112714767456055, -0.14735104143619537, -1.07164466381073, -8.011002540588379, -4.436971664428711, -0.8663365244865417, -10.497706413269043, -3.568840265274048, -1.5561922788619995, -1.01375150680542, -0.5556557178497314, -3.8958029747009277, -2.102606773376465, -0.6711480617523193, -6.110565662384033, -8.096729278564453, -0.011230234988033772, -3.3225467205047607, -0.2206093817949295, -1.039567232131958, -0.01341813150793314, -3.1749420166015625, 0 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 7+49? A:
[ " 5", " 7" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -11.380107879638672, -6.689333915710449, -9.688027381896973, -2.9705381393432617, -8.198131561279297, -5.4301652908325195, -5.597180366516113, -1.3174446821212769, -0.5600499510765076, -4.365447998046875, -3.5050101280212402, -0.6851376295089722, -2.6249752044677734, -0.33655840158462524, -1.1328448057174683, -0.03850264102220535, -4.834804058074951, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 27÷9? A:
[ " 3", " 2" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -11.380107879638672, -6.689333915710449, -9.688027381896973, -2.9705381393432617, -8.198131561279297, -5.4301652908325195, -5.597180366516113, -1.3174446821212769, -0.5600499510765076, -4.365447998046875, -3.5050101280212402, -0.6851376295089722, -2.6249752044677734, -0.33655840158462524, -1.1328448057174683, -0.03850264102220535, -4.272866725921631, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 18÷2? A:
[ " 9", " 1" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -10.870149612426758, -4.935965538024902, -7.409484386444092, -2.8301215171813965, -8.116514205932617, -5.296588897705078, -5.315479278564453, -1.4187779426574707, -0.6336628198623657, -3.753427028656006, -4.195852279663086, -0.7257552742958069, -2.3235907554626465, -0.3262840509414673, -1.2484991550445557, -0.046508464962244034, -2.549283981323242, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View number as text. Do not perform computation. Q: What is the first digit of 53+12? A:
[ " 6", " 5" ]
1
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -8.157109260559082, -8.584529876708984, -10.870149612426758, -4.935965538024902, -7.409484386444092, -2.8301215171813965, -8.116514205932617, -5.296588897705078, -5.315479278564453, -1.4187779426574707, -0.6336628198623657, -3.753427028656006, -4.195852279663086, -0.7257552742958069, -2.3235907554626465, -0.3262840509414673, -1.2484991550445557, -0.046508464962244034, -4.276484489440918, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
Redefine π as 702 mod 35. Q: What is the first digit of π? A:
[ " 2", " 3" ]
0
[ -7.541831016540527, -5.193564414978027, -1.552335262298584, -13.051290512084961, -0.7039352655410767, -3.2892935276031494, -6.402026653289795, -7.597411632537842, -2.0025954246520996, -10.061910629272461, -4.632330417633057, -1.6031962633132935, -0.871559202671051, -0.5486486554145813, -4.03887939453125, -3.2300047874450684, -0.9323610067367554, -1.152787446975708, -0.0020115396473556757, -0.13547874987125397, -1.2424180507659912, -0.032041147351264954, -2.2013587951660156, 0, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100, -100 ]
View ÷ as a random digit instead of a mathematical operation. Q: What is the first digit of 90÷9? A:
[ " 1", " 9" ]
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