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Update app.py

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@@ -383,7 +383,13 @@ STRICT REQUIREMENTS:
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  - Include print statements for ALL calculations and results
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  - Print intermediate steps and final answers
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  - Print variable values after they are computed
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- - Format numerical results using evalf() for decimal"""
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  else:
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  system_prompt = f"""You are an expert mathematics professor creating a {difficulty_params['description']} exam question.
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  STRICT REQUIREMENTS:
@@ -427,7 +433,13 @@ STRICT REQUIREMENTS:
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  - Include print statements for ALL calculations and results
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  - Print intermediate steps and final answers
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  - Print variable values after they are computed
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- - Format numerical results using evalf() for decimal"""
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  #Consider
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  #When writing SymPy code:
 
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  - Include print statements for ALL calculations and results
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  - Print intermediate steps and final answers
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  - Print variable values after they are computed
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+ - For numeric calculations:
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+ * Use Float() for decimal numbers
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+ * Use float() for final printing of results
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+ * Avoid evalf() as it may cause errors
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+ - When working with series/sequences:
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+ * Use Float() for sequence terms
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+ * Convert sums to float() before printing"""
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  else:
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  system_prompt = f"""You are an expert mathematics professor creating a {difficulty_params['description']} exam question.
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  STRICT REQUIREMENTS:
 
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  - Include print statements for ALL calculations and results
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  - Print intermediate steps and final answers
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  - Print variable values after they are computed
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+ - For numeric calculations:
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+ * Use Float() for decimal numbers
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+ * Use float() for final printing of results
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+ * Avoid evalf() as it may cause errors
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+ - When working with series/sequences:
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+ * Use Float() for sequence terms
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+ * Convert sums to float() before printing"""
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  #Consider
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  #When writing SymPy code: