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- For series calculations, print intermediate terms
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6. Matrix Operations and Systems of Equations:
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```python
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from sympy import Matrix, symbols, solve
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print(f"{var} = t") # use different parameter names for multiple free variables
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Always use this template when working with systems of equations to handle potential linear dependence correctly. """
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def load_proof_repository():
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Perform a final verification of the revised solution for difficulty level 5 problems.
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verification_prompt = f"""As an expert mathematician, please carefully verify this revised solution to an advanced
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Revised Solution to Verify:
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{revised_solution}
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- For series calculations, print intermediate terms
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6. Matrix Operations and Systems of Equations:
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- Never use symbolic variables as matrix indices:
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```python
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# CORRECT:
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i, j = 0, 1 # Use integers for indexing
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M = Matrix([[1, 2], [3, 4]])
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element = M[i, j]
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# INCORRECT:
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x = Symbol('x')
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element = M[x, 0] # This will raise an error
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```
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- For matrix analysis, always convert equations to Matrix form:
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```python
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A = Matrix([[1, 2], [3, 4]])
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eigenvals = A.eigenvals()
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# For system of equations:
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x, y = symbols('x y')
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system = Matrix([[2, 1], [1, -1]])
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b = Matrix([5, 1])
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solution = system.solve(b)
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```
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- For matrix operations with variables:
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```python
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x = Symbol('x')
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M = Matrix([[x, 1], [2, 3]])
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result = M * M # Matrix multiplication
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M[Symbol('i'), Symbol('j')] = x # Don't use symbolic indices
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```
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- For systems of equations that might be linearly dependent, use row reduction instead of matrix inversion. Here's the template for handling such systems:
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```python
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from sympy import Matrix, symbols, solve
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print(f"{var} = t") # use different parameter names for multiple free variables
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```
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Always use this template when working with systems of equations to handle potential linear dependence correctly. """
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def load_proof_repository():
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"""
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Perform a final verification of the revised solution for difficulty level 5 problems.
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verification_prompt = f"""As an expert mathematician, please carefully verify this revised solution to an advanced mathematics problem.
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Revised Solution to Verify:
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{revised_solution}
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