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- .gitignore +3 -0
- README.md +858 -0
- Translation_rules.xlsx +0 -0
- mathematics_dataset/CONTRIBUTING.md +28 -0
- mathematics_dataset/LICENSE +202 -0
- mathematics_dataset/README.md +177 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/__init__.py +13 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds.zip +3 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/algebra__polynomial_roots_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__add_sub_multiple_longer.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__div_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mixed_longer.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mul_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mul_div_multiple_longer.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/comparison__closest_more.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/comparison__kth_biggest_more.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/comparison__sort_more.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/measurement__conversion.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/numbers__place_value_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/numbers__round_number_big.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/probability__swr_p_level_set_more_samples.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/probability__swr_p_sequence_more_samples.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__linear_1d.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__linear_1d_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__linear_2d.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__linear_2d_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__polynomial_roots.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__polynomial_roots_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__sequence_next_term.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__sequence_nth_term.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub_in_base.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_sub_multiple.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__div.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__mixed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__mul.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__mul_div_multiple.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__nearest_integer_root.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__simplify_surd.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/calculus__differentiate.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/calculus__differentiate_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__closest.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__closest_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__kth_biggest.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__kth_biggest_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__pair.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__pair_composed.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__sort.txt +20 -0
- mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/comparison__sort_composed.txt +20 -0
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# Mathematics Dataset
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This dataset code generates mathematical question and answer pairs, from a range
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of question types at roughly school-level difficulty. This is designed to test
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the mathematical learning and algebraic reasoning skills of learning models.
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Original paper: [Analysing Mathematical
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Reasoning Abilities of Neural Models](https://openreview.net/pdf?id=H1gR5iR5FX)
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(Saxton, Grefenstette, Hill, Kohli).
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## Example questions
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```
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Question: Solve -42*r + 27*c = -1167 and 130*r + 4*c = 372 for r.
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Answer: 4
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Question: Calculate -841880142.544 + 411127.
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Answer: -841469015.544
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Question: Let x(g) = 9*g + 1. Let q(c) = 2*c + 1. Let f(i) = 3*i - 39. Let w(j) = q(x(j)). Calculate f(w(a)).
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Answer: 54*a - 30
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Question: Let e(l) = l - 6. Is 2 a factor of both e(9) and 2?
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Answer: False
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Question: Let u(n) = -n**3 - n**2. Let e(c) = -2*c**3 + c. Let l(j) = -118*e(j) + 54*u(j). What is the derivative of l(a)?
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Answer: 546*a**2 - 108*a - 118
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Question: Three letters picked without replacement from qqqkkklkqkkk. Give prob of sequence qql.
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Answer: 1/110
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```
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## Pre-generated data
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[Pre-generated files](https://console.cloud.google.com/storage/browser/mathematics-dataset)
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### Version 1.0
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+
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This is the version released with the original paper. It contains 2 million
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(question, answer) pairs per module, with questions limited to 160 characters in
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length, and answers to 30 characters in length. Note the training data for each
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question type is split into "train-easy", "train-medium", and "train-hard". This
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+
allows training models via a curriculum. The data can also be mixed together
|
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+
uniformly from these training datasets to obtain the results reported in the
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+
paper. Categories:
|
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+
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+
* **algebra** (linear equations, polynomial roots, sequences)
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+
* **arithmetic** (pairwise operations and mixed expressions, surds)
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+
* **calculus** (differentiation)
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+
* **comparison** (closest numbers, pairwise comparisons, sorting)
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+
* **measurement** (conversion, working with time)
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+
* **numbers** (base conversion, remainders, common divisors and multiples,
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+
primality, place value, rounding numbers)
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* **polynomials** (addition, simplification, composition, evaluating, expansion)
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* **probability** (sampling without replacement)
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+
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## Getting the source
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### PyPI
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The easiest way to get the source is to use pip:
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```shell
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$ pip install mathematics_dataset
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```
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### From GitHub
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Alternately you can get the source by cloning the mathematics_dataset
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repository:
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```shell
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$ git clone https://github.com/deepmind/mathematics_dataset
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$ pip install --upgrade mathematics_dataset/
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```
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## Generating examples
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Generated examples can be printed to stdout via the `generate` script. For
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example:
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```shell
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python -m mathematics_dataset.generate --filter=linear_1d
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```
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will generate example (question, answer) pairs for solving linear equations in
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one variable.
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We've also included `generate_to_file.py` as an example of how to write the
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generated examples to text files. You can use this directly, or adapt it for
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your generation and training needs.
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## Dataset Metadata
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The following table is necessary for this dataset to be indexed by search
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engines such as <a href="https://g.co/datasetsearch">Google Dataset Search</a>.
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<div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Dataset">
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<table>
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<tr>
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<th>property</th>
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<th>value</th>
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</tr>
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<td>name</td>
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<td><code itemprop="name">Mathematics Dataset</code></td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>url</td>
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<td><code itemprop="url">https://github.com/deepmind/mathematics_dataset</code></td>
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<tr>
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<td>sameAs</td>
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<td><code itemprop="sameAs">https://github.com/deepmind/mathematics_dataset</code></td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>description</td>
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<td><code itemprop="description">This dataset consists of mathematical question and answer pairs, from a range
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of question types at roughly school-level difficulty. This is designed to test
|
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the mathematical learning and algebraic reasoning skills of learning models.\n
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+
\n
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+
## Example questions\n
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\n
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```\n
|
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Question: Solve -42*r + 27*c = -1167 and 130*r + 4*c = 372 for r.\n
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Answer: 4\n
|
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+
\n
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Question: Calculate -841880142.544 + 411127.\n
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Answer: -841469015.544\n
|
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\n
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Question: Let x(g) = 9*g + 1. Let q(c) = 2*c + 1. Let f(i) = 3*i - 39. Let w(j) = q(x(j)). Calculate f(w(a)).\n
|
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Answer: 54*a - 30\n
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```\n
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\n
|
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+
It contains 2 million
|
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(question, answer) pairs per module, with questions limited to 160 characters in
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+
length, and answers to 30 characters in length. Note the training data for each
|
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+
question type is split into "train-easy", "train-medium", and "train-hard". This
|
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+
allows training models via a curriculum. The data can also be mixed together
|
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+
uniformly from these training datasets to obtain the results reported in the
|
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+
paper. Categories:\n
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+
\n
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+
* **algebra** (linear equations, polynomial roots, sequences)\n
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+
* **arithmetic** (pairwise operations and mixed expressions, surds)\n
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+
* **calculus** (differentiation)\n
|
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+
* **comparison** (closest numbers, pairwise comparisons, sorting)\n
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+
* **measurement** (conversion, working with time)\n
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+
* **numbers** (base conversion, remainders, common divisors and multiples,\n
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+
primality, place value, rounding numbers)\n
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* **polynomials** (addition, simplification, composition, evaluating, expansion)\n
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* **probability** (sampling without replacement)</code></td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>provider</td>
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<td>
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<th>property</th>
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<td>name</td>
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<td>sameAs</td>
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<td><code itemprop="sameAs">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepMind</code></td>
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/algebra__polynomial_roots_big.txt
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Seja 3*i**2/2 - 474313521*i/2 + 2134410723 = 0. Qual é i?
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9, 158104498
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Factoriza 3*g**2 - 169065244338*g + 2381921403588970088187.
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3*(g - 28177540723)**2
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Factoriza 3*x**3 + 33899714526*x**2 + 95765887044791569188*x - 191531774225181996504.
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3*(x - 2)*(x + 5649952422)**2
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Seja 3*v**4/4 + 9028809*v**3/2 + 1914074427*v**2/4 + 943494003*v + 469489800 = 0. Qual é v?
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-6019100, -104, -1
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Encontra i tal que -2*i**3/13 - 281030*i**2/13 - 434648094*i/13 - 1301415066/13 = 0.
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-138951, -1561, -3
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-663408, -2546
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Supõe -t**3/5 - 1058377*t**2/5 + 234356101*t - 8150602719/5 = 0. Qual é t?
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-1059483, 7, 1099
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Supõe -2*i**2/9 + 100399784548*i/9 - 1260014592160602445538/9 = 0. Qual é i?
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25099946137
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Seja -o**4/3 - 296*o**3 + 149338560*o**2 - 1173502213632*o = 0. Calcula o.
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-24744, 0, 11928
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Supõe 3*a**2/4 - 19005912951*a/2 = 0. Calcula a?
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0, 12670608634
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub_big.txt
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Quanto é -41.924 retirado de -33604115882?
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-33604115840.076
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-22757918145374.91 + 0.5
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-22757918145374.41
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Determina 1.19 + -278715.37375089.
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-278714.18375089
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Quanto é -2.497416 retirado de -69846.3671?
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-69843.869684
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Quanto é 233.1458582 + -92.150525?
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140.9953332
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Quanto é 2 mais 1383039726125.669?
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1383039726127.669
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Quanto é -434368 mais -80.387315806?
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-434448.387315806
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Calcula 153631.982 - 2784044885.
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-2783891253.018
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Quanto é 92326064.2 - 1586?
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92324478.2
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Qual é a distância entre 4 e -263788773099.330361?
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263788773103.330361
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__add_sub_multiple_longer.txt
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Avalia (-17 - -34 - (-10 + (-3 - -10) - -9)) + 253 - ((17 - 9) + -5).
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261
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5 + 11 - (-67 - -98) - -10 - (0 + (2 - 0) + -3 - (36 + -93))
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-61
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-176
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Quanto é (2 + -18 + 13 - 4) + 16 + 352 + (0 - (0 - -3)) + -4 + -10?
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344
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Avalia ((-54 - -140) + -133 - 48) + -11 + 2 + (2 + (-2 - -1) - 1).
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-104
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254
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Quanto é 9 - (3 - (-15 + (-260 - (-81 - -12)) + 1 + (-4 - -2 - 10)))?
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-211
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-8 + (284 - (-20 + (17 - 7))) - (-4 + (-5 - -5)) - (0 + 9)
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281
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Calcula 0 - (-301 + 3) - (1 + (-30 - (8 + -34)) + (3 - -15) + -6 + -1).
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290
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Quanto é -3 - -4 - -269 - ((-16 - -5) + (22 - (8 - -3 - 8 - -14)))?
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276
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Divide 34754707062 por -3.
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-11584902354
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Divide -1340813140 por -6.
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670406570/3
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4734892572 dividido por -4
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-1183723143
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-12017267 dividido por 41
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-12017267/41
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-9729212328
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1987921 dividido por 87284
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1987921/87284
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Quanto é -31551042840 dividido por -788776071?
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40
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Divide -29643821060 por 595.
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-49821548
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Calcula 21 dividido por 1598856574.
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3/228408082
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Calcula 1133 dividido por 81117873.
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1133/81117873
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mixed_longer.txt
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Avalia (3 + 7 + (-6)/1 - (3 + 4 + -4))*((-2)/(-5))/(105/84525).
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322
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Avalia ((-16)/4)/((-32)/56) + -165 - ((-11 - -4)/(-1) - 56/8).
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-158
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Qual é o valor de (105/(-315))/((-23)/32904)*(((-600)/9)/(-10) - 6) + 4/46?
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318
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11/(-2) - (-90)/(-24420)*-1507 - (1 + (-23306)/74) - 40/10
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310
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Quanto é ((-4 - (-63)/15)/(828/(-855) - -1) - 5) + (1449472/(-6258) - (-4)/14)?
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-230
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Qual é o valor de 3 + (414/27 + 8)*(1 + (-8)/(-16)) + (1 - 3 - (2 - 2))?
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36
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Avalia 72*1*((-14)/(-8) + -4) + (-28 - (-5 - -1))*((-108)/(-864))/((-2)/(-4)).
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-168
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(12/(-56)*7*(-8)/(-6))/((176/81400)/((-2)/(-10))*(-65)/(-117))
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-333
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Avalia (-86 - ((2/(-9) - 2) + 6/27)) + (38 - -17 - 39) + -12.
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-80
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Qual é o valor de ((42/(-10))/((-4)/(-10) + (9 - 9)))/(((-87)/330 - 24/(-60))/((-2532)/4642))?
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42
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mul_big.txt
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Qual é o produto de -0.06188 e -340289?
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21057.08332
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Multiplica -0.426 e -102234198.
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43551768.348
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Quanto é -3.0124 vezes 1258.96?
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-3792.491104
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Calcula -8 * 25.0413541.
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-200.3308328
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8.245289 * -51.1
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-421.3342679
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-5286 * 2152074
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-11375863164
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Multiplica -16084916214 e 0.5.
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-8042458107
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Determina -418254101 * -3.
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1254762303
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Determina -298556610 * -4.3.
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1283793423
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-0.313*40144699
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-12565290.787
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/arithmetic__mul_div_multiple_longer.txt
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117561/(-1052)*((-3)/(-12))/((30/(-4))/(-15))*(-16)/6*1
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149
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((130/(-39))/(4/(-54)))/(((834/1946*(-28)/(-18))/((-4)/3))/((-10)/(-4)))
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-225
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(65/(-26)*(7/(140/512)*20)/((-250)/(-10)))/(4/(-180)*18)
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128
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Avalia 325/(((-9)/(117/(-13)))/((-1)/(-1)))*2/(-5)*-2*7/49*7.
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260
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Qual é o valor de (2/(-4)*-3*(-1260)/(-2835))/((4/159)/(2*11*(-4)/(-44)))?
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53
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Qual é o valor de ((((-6)/10)/((135/(-1390))/(-9)))/(9/15))/((-62944)/(-20232)*(-6)/(-28))?
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-139
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Qual é o valor de (((1/75)/(32/192))/(((-68)/1560)/(-17)))/((-369)/(-2460))*1?
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208
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Calcula 3/(-4)*-2*(-2)/5*1*10/(-5)*1*28*(-125)/(-600).
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7
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Qual é o valor de (9*10/(-30))/(1/(-90)*6*(-4)/4*4/(-4)*(-19)/38)?
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-90
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Quanto é ((((-5)/(30/(-8)))/(-3*(-20)/90))/(97/5723))/((-42)/(-21))?
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59
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Qual está mais perto de -5? (a) 5 (b) -190 (c) -1/2 (d) -1/3 (e) 3 (f) -1 (g) 15 (h) -3/5
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f
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Qual está mais próximo de -1/2? (a) -3 (b) -0.4 (c) -362 (d) -1907 (e) -4 (f) 0.2 (g) 4
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b
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Qual valor está mais próximo de 2/3 em -0.8, -1, -91, -14, 1652, -1/8, 2/5, 5?
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2/5
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Qual valor está mais perto de 0.1 em -3, -3/2, -1466, 5, -5.2, -2/17, 598?
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-2/17
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Qual está mais perto de 1? (a) -26/7 (b) 98 (c) -0.1 (d) -5 (e) -4/77 (f) -80.1 (g) -3
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e
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Qual valor está mais perto de -0.1 em -0.1, 0.1473, 3/7, -0.5, -39/2, 4, 3?
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-0.1
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Qual valor está mais próximo de 1/3 em -4, -0.5, 4/7, 0.41, -0.1765, 0.05, 5?
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0.41
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Qual está mais próximo de -1? (a) 2 (b) 4 (c) -1.14 (d) -22/9 (e) -0.4 (f) -24 (g) -1.23
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c
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Qual valor está mais perto de -4 em -17/5, -25, 3/37, 3/4, 4, -13, -5?
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-17/5
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Qual está mais próximo de 1/5? (a) -33 (b) 6/7 (c) -0.4 (d) -1.2 (e) -0.24 (f) -32 (g) 1/6 (h) 0.5
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/comparison__kth_biggest_more.txt
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Qual valor é terceiro maior? (a) 3/7 (b) 15/142361 (c) 0.2 (d) 0 (e) -0.3 (f) 0.3 (g) 2 (h) -0.5 (i) -14
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f
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Qual valor é nono menor? (a) 6.2 (b) -5 (c) 7 (d) 0.1 (e) -1/9 (f) -1 (g) -66 (h) 0.07 (i) -2
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c
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Qual valor é nono maior? (a) -4 (b) -5 (c) -3 (d) 4/55 (e) 1/5 (f) -29 (g) -1 (h) -0.4 (i) 2/393
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f
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Qual valor é décimo maior? (a) -0.1 (b) -0.2 (c) 0.3 (d) -5 (e) -3/4 (f) 0.09 (g) -55/3 (h) -0.082 (i) 1/2 (j) 3
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g
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Qual é o sexto maior valor em -5, 35, -21, -0.07, 63, 0.5, 1/7, 53, 2/9?
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1/7
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Qual é o sétimo menor valor em -3.1, -1/7, 4/3, -0.1, 2/3, -5, -9, -2, 2/15, 4/7?
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2/15
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Qual é o sétimo maior valor em -10, 0.4, 1/3, 261, -59.86, -0.1, -2/3, 2/15, 12?
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-2/3
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Qual valor é sexto menor? (a) -2203 (b) 71 (c) 1/2 (d) -4 (e) -3/7 (f) 3 (g) 11 (h) 0.2 (i) -2
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c
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Qual é o terceiro maior valor em -5, 5, 2, -9, 51, 3/4, -3/4, -2/7, -3.2?
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2
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Qual é o segundo menor valor em 18, 0.5, 8, 33, 0.3, 9, 1, -4, 2, 26?
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0.3
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/extrapolate/comparison__sort_more.txt
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Ordena 2, 11, 29, 8, 3, 450, -4, 0, 4 por ordem decrescente.
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450, 29, 11, 8, 4, 3, 2, 0, -4
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Coloca 27, 7, 5, 13, 1, 3, -1, 57, 2 em ordem decrescente.
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57, 27, 13, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1, -1
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Ordena 8, 2, 5, -8, 26, -4, 0, 4, 1 por ordem ascendente.
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-8, -4, 0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 26
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Ordena 46, 0, 4, 3, 23, 6, -1, -7, -3 por ordem decrescente.
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46, 23, 6, 4, 3, 0, -1, -3, -7
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Ordena 3, -1, 57, -3, 16, 9, 11, 4, 7 por ordem ascendente.
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-3, -1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 11, 16, 57
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Ordena 2, -56, 24, 1, 13, 4, 0, 3, -3.
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-56, -3, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 24
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17, 9, 8, 5, 3, 2, 0, -1, -432
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Quanto é 14091589.69193 arredondado para as 1000 mais próxima?
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Arredonda 258672564.983 para as 100000 mais próxima.
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Quanto é 8.30586137387 arredondado para as inteiro mais próximo?
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Arredonda -383.62758343 para as casa decimal das doiss.
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Arredonda 165358640.0843 para as um centena mais próxima.
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de ofnfnfofffnffnnfknn. Qual é a probabilidade de(a) escolher 3 n, 1 o e 1 k?
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35/5814
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Qual é a probabilidade de(a) escolher 4 x e 1 j quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {j: 7, x: 4, s: 2}?
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7/1287
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de qcqqcccccccccqc. Dá a probabilidade de(a) escolher 5 c.
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2/13
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Qual é a probabilidade de(a) escolher 1 v, 2 c, 1 n e 1 s quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de cvsnsvc?
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4/21
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {x: 2, l: 5, s: 5}. Dá a probabilidade de(a) escolher 1 s e 4 l.
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25/792
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de denqqjeqqejjq. Dá a probabilidade de(a) escolher 2 e, 1 n e 2 j.
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1/143
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de fzezzz. Dá a probabilidade de(a) escolher 4 z e 1 f.
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1/6
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {a: 2, d: 2, j: 1, b: 1, u: 1, k: 3}. Qual é a probabilidade de(a) escolher 1 j, 2 d, 1 b e 1 k?
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1/84
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de bfhkfgyyfffff. Dá a probabilidade de(a) escolher 2 k, 1 g, 1 y e 1 f.
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0
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14/33
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {y: 1, k: 5, d: 2}. Qual é a probabilidade de(a) sequência kkkdy?
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1/56
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Qual é a probabilidade de(a) sequência famft quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de maaftammtaf?
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1/1155
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Calcula da probabilidade de(a) sequência wbwrr quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de wwwwwwbwrwwwwr.
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1/1092
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Calcula da probabilidade de(a) sequência jxjxy quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de bjjjbyxbbjxj.
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1/2376
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Calcula da probabilidade de(a) sequência vqvqv quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {v: 6, q: 7}.
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14/429
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de kdktddktqttfddtkdrr. Dá a probabilidade de(a) sequência ftrkt.
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1/8721
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Calcula da probabilidade de(a) sequência dovoe quando cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de oiveioooozodeo.
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1/2860
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {x: 11, y: 2}. Dá a probabilidade de(a) sequência xxxyx.
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4/39
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {q: 2, n: 8, u: 3, h: 6}. Qual é a probabilidade de(a) sequência nnunu?
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7/4845
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Cinco caractéres são escolhidos sem reposição de {q: 6, i: 4, b: 7}. Dá a probabilidade de(a) sequência iiqbi.
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3/2210
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Resolve -31*b = 42*b - 2 + 3360 para b.
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-46
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Resolve 0 = 79*w - 174 - 225 - 75 para w.
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6
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Resolve 0 = -2363*b + 2158*b - 1845 para b.
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-9
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Resolve 27271 - 11807 + 29840 = 1618*o para o.
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28
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Resolve -178*x - 14124 = -104*x - 502*x para x.
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33
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Resolve 2069 - 965 = -109*r - 145*r - 11088 para r.
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-48
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Resolve 1168*j - 14076 + 5317 = -3311 + 14408 para j.
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17
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Resolve 201*n + 432*n - 11137 = 148*n + 13113 para n.
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50
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Resolve 13405*q - 13462*q = 1710 para q.
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-30
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Resolve 0 = -4827*o + 3861*o + 2898 para o.
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3
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Seja k = 901 - 894. Supõe v - 4 - 4 = 0. Resolve k*b = v + 6 para b.
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2
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Assume que z é ((-483)/(-1288))/(6/112). Resolve -163 = z*u - 177 para u.
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2
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Supõe -11 = -2*z + 29. Assume que t é 14/4 - (z/8 - 1). Resolve -8 = 2*o + t para o.
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-5
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Supõe -2*y - 12 = -i - 13, -4*y + 11 = i. Seja z(m) = m**3 + 3*m**2 - 4*m. Seja o, z(-4). Supõe 3*j - 69 = -o*j. Resolve -4*g = i - j para g.
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5
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Assume que a é 2474*(-1)/(-26) - (1236/(-78) - -16). Resolve 3*g + 16*g + a = 0 para g.
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-5
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Supõe 13*f + 13*f + 287 = 33*f. Resolve 46 = -29*a - f para a.
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-3
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Seja f = 1 - -17. Seja l(h) = -h**3 + 8*h**2 - 9*h - 12. Seja s(t) = t + 1. Seja d(b) = -l(b) - 3*s(b). Seja x, d(7). Resolve -4*i - f = -x para i.
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-4
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Supõe -1 = 3*r + 3*s + 8, -3*r + 6 = -2*s. Seja g(f) = 2*f**2 + 7*f + 3. Seja n, g(-5). Assume que y é (r - 2)/((-9)/n). Resolve y*c - 7 - 9 = 0 para c.
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4
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Seja t = 11 + -17. Assume que l é t/(-6) + (-4)/(-1). Seja f(u) = 2*u**2 - 2*u - 1. Seja q, f(-1). Resolve -q = 4*r + l para r.
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-2
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Seja u = -43 + 33. Seja s = u + 11. Assume que v é ((-3)/(-2) - s)/((-39)/(-702)). Resolve 5*w + 1 = -v para w.
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-2
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Resolve -h - 1 = -9526*b + 9527*b, -b = -10*h - 10 para h.
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-1
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Resolve 4*x = -14*z - 590, 88 = -2*z + 2 para x.
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3
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Resolve 0 = -6*c - 9*o + 12*o - 3, 32*o + 167 = -4*c + o para c.
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-3
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Resolve -5*s = 5*v + 135, -2*s + s - 58*v + 55*v = 27 para s.
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-27
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Resolve -1539*c + 1543*c - 60 = -4*w, -108*c = -4*w - 388 para w.
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11
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Resolve -3*v = 3*p + 631 - 619, 23 = -5*p - 4*v - 0*v para p.
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-7
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Resolve 0 = 50*u + 2*v - 698 - 44, 3*u = 5*v + 65 para u.
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15
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Resolve 3*j = -4*s + 11, 0 = j + 1957 - 1962 para s.
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-1
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Resolve -4*d - 3798*t + 52 = -3776*t, -3*d - 4*t + 14 = 0 para d.
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2
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Resolve -4*l + 7*c = -392 + 416, -3*c - 19 = -31*l para l.
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__linear_2d_composed.txt
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Supõe -a - 5*j + 99 = 0, 2*a + 5*j - 56 = 167. Seja d = -115 + a. Resolve -2*v - d = -5*v, 3*i - v = 0 para i.
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1
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Supõe -10 = -j + 6. Supõe -3*o + 8*o + j = h, 5*o = -3*h + 8. Seja s = -4 + h. Resolve -d + 4*f + 16 = 0, -s*f - 6 = -0 para d.
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4
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Assume que w é 3/15 - 0 - (-2247)/15. Assume que a é 127/6 + (-25)/w. Resolve -3*z + a = 2*d, 0*d - 5*z = 3*d - 34 para d.
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3
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Seja r = -2599 - -2604. Resolve -10 = 5*t, 18 = -r*z + 8*t - 12*t para z.
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-2
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Supõe 64*b + 60 - 368 = -13*b. Resolve -b*r - 4*u = 20, -5*r - 2*u + 9 = 31 para r.
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-4
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Seja w(a) = -a**3 + 5*a**2 + 27*a - 17. Seja b, w(8). Resolve -g - b = 12*y - 9*y, y - 11 = 3*g para y.
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-1
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Seja w(h) = -49*h**3 + 2*h**2 - h - 1. Seja t, w(1). Assume que j é 4/14 - (-760)/(-14). Seja q = t - j. Resolve -4*m + z + q = -8, 16 = 5*m - z para m.
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3
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Supõe -15*l + 6*l - 3 = -3. Resolve 16 = u + 3*p, l = -4*u + 3*p + 4 para u.
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4
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Seja i(f) = 63 - f. Seja m, i(16). Seja z = m - 34. Resolve 5*u + 0*r = -3*r - 5, -u - z = 3*r para u.
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18 |
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2
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Seja n(g) = 1390 - 33*g. Seja l, n(42). Resolve 12*f + l*d + 3 = 11*f, -3*f = 3*d para f.
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1
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__polynomial_roots.txt
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Resolve 243*f**5/7 + 314823*f**4 + 4988715660*f**3/7 - 35139394944*f**2/7 + 30889839264*f/7 - 741363984/7 = 0 em relação a f.
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-4538, 2/81, 1, 6
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Factoriza -n**3 - 15936*n**2 - 984125*n + 1000062.
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-(n - 1)*(n + 63)*(n + 15874)
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Factoriza -5*g**2 + 13885*g - 8809380.
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-5*(g - 1796)*(g - 981)
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Resolve -2*t**4/9 - 1970*t**3/9 + 9982*t**2/9 + 9010*t - 9900 = 0 em relação a t.
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-990, -5, 1, 9
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Seja 2436*g**2 - 187564*g - 616 = 0. Calcula g.
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-2/609, 77
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Factoriza 5*a**2 + 52935*a - 2819600.
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5*(a - 53)*(a + 10640)
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Encontra d tal que -4*d**2/7 + 6104*d - 340032 = 0.
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56, 10626
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Seja 11*o**3 - 5661*o**2 + 28030*o = 0. Calcula o.
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0, 5, 5606/11
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Supõe -4*k**3/7 - 37752*k**2/7 - 37740*k/7 + 75496/7 = 0. Qual é k?
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18 |
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-9437, -2, 1
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Supõe 4*y**3 - 507180*y**2 + 16075704000*y + 80391200000 = 0. Calcula y?
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-5, 63400
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__polynomial_roots_composed.txt
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Seja l(q) = 30*q + 336. Seja a, l(-11). Seja u(v) a segunda derivada de 0*v**3 + 0 + 1/3*v**a + 0*v**2 + 5*v - 7/10*v**5 + 1/3*v**4. Factoriza u(c).
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2*c**2*(c - 1)*(5*c - 2)
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Supõe -43*i = -65*i. Seja s(q) a terceira derivada de -1/140*q**5 + 0*q - 25/14*q**3 + 18*q**2 + i + 5/28*q**4. Resolve s(d) = 0.
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5
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Seja y(z) a terceira derivada de -2*z**7/105 + 181*z**6/60 + 139*z**5/15 - 46*z**4/3 - 70*z**2 - 2*z. Seja y(t) = 0. Calcula t.
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-2, 0, 1/2, 92
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Seja x(f) a segunda derivada de -f**4/12 + 13*f**3/36 + 5*f**2/4 + 1050*f. Factoriza x(a).
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-(a - 3)*(6*a + 5)/6
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Seja y(q) = -153*q**3 - 255*q**2 - 222*q - 25. Seja w(p) = 31*p**3 + 51*p**2 + 45*p + 5. Seja f(r) = 19*w(r) + 4*y(r). Qual é o valor de c em f(c) = 0?
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-1, -5/23
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Assume que a é ((-20)/(-3))/((-25)/(-30)). Assume que c é ((2/a)/1)/((-1110)/(-4736)). Determina y, dado que c*y + 0 - 4/15*y**3 - 2/15*y**4 + 8/15*y**2 = 0.
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-2, 0, 2
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Seja v(s) a terceira derivada de s**6/60 + 13*s**5/18 + 149*s**4/36 - 19*s**3/3 - 1637*s**2. Factoriza v(z).
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2*(z + 3)*(z + 19)*(3*z - 1)/3
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Seja o(m) a primeira derivada de 1/2*m**2 + 0*m**3 + 15*m - 1/12*m**4 + 8. Seja h(f) a primeira derivada de o(f). Encontra x, dado que h(x) = 0.
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-1, 1
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Seja s(a) a segunda derivada de a**5/30 + 25*a**4/9 + 97*a**3/9 + 16*a**2 + 2*a - 344. Factoriza s(r).
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2*(r + 1)**2*(r + 48)/3
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Assume que b é (-8 + 2)*(-1)/(-3) + 40/18. Supõe 8 = -w + 5*w. Factoriza b*r**w - 8/9 + 0*r.
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2*(r - 2)*(r + 2)/9
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__sequence_next_term.txt
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Qual é o termo seguinte em -1506717, -1506716, -1506713, -1506708, -1506701?
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-1506692
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Qual é o termo seguinte em 361606, 723207, 1084808, 1446409, 1808010?
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2169611
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Qual é o termo seguinte em 330, 2680, 9066, 21504, 42010, 72600?
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115290
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Qual é o termo seguinte em 25159, 50326, 75463, 100564, 125623, 150634, 175591?
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200488
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O que vem a seguir: 3061, 1652, 243?
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-1166
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Qual é o termo seguinte em 251, 542, 903, 1334?
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1835
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Qual é o termo seguinte em -60084, -60079, -60074, -60069, -60064?
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-60059
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Qual é o termo seguinte em -4282026, -8564064, -12846110, -17128170, -21410250, -25692356, -29974494?
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-34256670
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O que se segue em 4900, 9789, 14636, 19441?
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24204
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O que se segue em -514769, -1029532, -1544293, -2059052, -2573809, -3088564, -3603317?
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-4118068
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/algebra__sequence_nth_term.txt
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Qual é termo nº h na sequência -1330810, -2661626, -3992442?
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6 - 1330816*h
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Qual é termo nº n na sequência -341601, -341586, -341563, -341532, -341493?
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4*n**2 + 3*n - 341608
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Qual é termo nº y na sequência 1022123, 4088490, 9199103, 16353962, 25553067, 36796418?
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1022123*y**2 - 2*y + 2
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Qual é termo nº a na sequência -1570, -3187, -4786, -6361, -7906?
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a**3 + 3*a**2 - 1633*a + 59
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Qual é termo nº y na sequência 20043, 80589, 181491, 322743, 504339, 726273, 988539?
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-y**3 + 20184*y**2 + y - 141
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Qual é termo nº q na sequência -3820, -6819, -9832, -12865, -15924, -19015?
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-q**3 - q**2 - 2989*q - 829
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Qual é termo nº l na sequência 253463, 506920, 760373, 1013822, 1267267, 1520708?
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-2*l**2 + 253463*l + 2
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Qual é termo nº d na sequência -9077440, -18154880, -27232320, -36309760?
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-9077440*d
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Qual é termo nº x na sequência 20953, 83859, 188699, 335467, 524157, 754763?
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-x**3 + 20973*x**2 - 6*x - 13
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19 |
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Qual é termo nº z na sequência -742187, -742231, -742305, -742409, -742543?
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20 |
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-15*z**2 + z - 742173
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub.txt
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Determina 19283.956636 + -0.05.
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19283.906636
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Determina 63.7789 - -20052.
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20115.7789
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Determina -0.04 + -37488652513.
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-37488652513.04
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Calcula 71143946 - 12.31.
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71143933.69
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Quanto é 49430807153 menos 0.2?
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49430807152.8
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Quanto é -53.497735 - -11.6?
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-41.897735
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Determina 0.126321789662 + -0.4.
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-0.273678210338
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O total de -0.1 mais -1237.9494883.
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-1238.0494883
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17 |
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Determina -0.4 - 15293176390.
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-15293176390.4
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Quanto é -718.82 menos -843323?
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842604.18
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_or_sub_in_base.txt
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Em base 8, quanto é 463 + -46277?
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-45614
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Em base 15, quanto é 19da490 + 5?
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19da495
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5 |
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Em base 9, quanto é 83241 + -56?
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83174
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Em base 8, quanto é 11576 + 454?
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12252
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Em base 13, quanto é 59 + 5587c?
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55908
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Em base 5, quanto é 1 - 2211334240?
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-2211334234
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Em base 12, quanto é -4 - -168b5a6?
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168b5a2
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Em base 9, quanto é 55683680 + -2?
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55683677
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17 |
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Em base 14, quanto é -c + -194955?
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-194963
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Em base 3, quanto é 2121 - 11010011?
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-11000120
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__add_sub_multiple.txt
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Quanto é -21 - (-7 + 1 + (40 - 104))?
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49
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5 + 0 - (16 - 28 - -27 - (-11 + 22))
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1
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Calcula -17 + (0 - (19 - 72)).
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36
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-15 + (-8 - -15) + 6 + -23 + 1 + 1
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-23
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Quanto é 11 + (12 - 1 - -1 - (5 - 1))?
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19
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11 |
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Avalia 40 + (-2 + 1 - 5) + (0 - -6) + 5.
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45
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Calcula (1 - 29 - (-130 - -137)) + -4.
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-39
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Quanto é 3 - (1 + 34 + (-35 - -21))?
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-18
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17 |
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(0 - -9) + (-4 - (-40 - (-15 - 2)))
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18 |
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28
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19 |
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Avalia (-119 - (44 + -72)) + 42.
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-49
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__div.txt
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Calcula 298 dividido por -12183.
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-298/12183
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Quanto é 9739216 dividido por 4869608?
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2
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8600496 dividido por -2866832
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-3
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Divide 0 por -2900681.
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0
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875120 dividido por -16
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-54695
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-7010715 dividido por 4845
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-1447
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Quanto é 15299204 dividido por 24716?
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619
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Divide 0 por -3245315.
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0
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35861 dividido por -444
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-35861/444
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Calcula 115125165 dividido por 5.
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23025033
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Calcula (((-5)/6 + (-114)/684)*-1)/((-201)/(-6)).
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2/67
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Calcula (75/10 - 10) + 668/(-56) - (-8)/(-14).
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-15
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1736/(-98) + 18 - ((-8)/4 - 342/(-21))
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-14
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Quanto é (32*(-22 + 10489/476))/((-2)/(-7))?
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4
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101 + -97 + -11 + -38
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-45
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Avalia 1158/32 - (1 + 39/(-48)).
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36
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-3 + 1202/208 + 3/78*(-16 + 12)
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21/8
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Qual é o valor de ((-14)/8)/(-5 - (202/25)/(16/(-10)))?
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-35
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Quanto é (-7496)/(-243620) - (2 - 583/65)?
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Quanto é (-3)/((-39)/(-2)) + ((-187368)/1950 - -96)?
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-6/25
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__mul.txt
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15836.2*-0.48
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-7601.376
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-0.18 vezes 10345.65
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-1862.217
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Produto de -541134 e 1.5.
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-811701
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Produto de -9.1 e 0.111539.
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-1.0150049
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-0.5*-0.3542049
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0.17710245
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Calcula -1.79239 * -0.11.
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0.1971629
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Multiplica -0.1 e -237.9431.
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23.79431
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71418*-17
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-1214106
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Produto de 0.4 e -3459159.
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-1383663.6
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Multiplica -69782 e 176.
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-12281632
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__mul_div_multiple.txt
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406/(-377)*(-5187)/(-114)
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-49
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27
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Quanto é (-20*(-258)/(-4300))/(6/40*1/1)?
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-8
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Quanto é ((-1296)/(-378))/(2/(-28))?
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-48
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Quanto é (-6)/((-576)/60)*(48/(-8))/(-3)?
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5/4
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Quanto é (-3)/(-6)*(60/700*-10)/((-3)/189)?
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27
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Qual é o valor de ((-9084)/39364)/((-6)/(-104))?
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-4
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Quanto é (-15)/(-21)*48/(-40)*-1*4/16?
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3/14
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-44*(-56)/(-53900)*35
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-8/5
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Qual é o valor de (-50)/(-825)*-11*(-2)/120*-4?
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-2/45
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__nearest_integer_root.txt
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Quanto é 79421780 elevado a 1/2, arredondado para o inteiro mais próximo?
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8912
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Quanto é 50308105 elevado a 1/2, arredondado para o inteiro mais próximo?
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7093
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Qual é a raíz cúbica de 65957304 arredondada para o inteiro mais próximo?
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404
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Quanto é 47181849 elevado a 1/2, arredondado para o inteiro mais próximo?
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6869
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Qual é a décima raíz de 5923664 arredondada para o inteiro mais próximo?
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5
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Qual é a terceira raíz de 42316370 arredondada para o inteiro mais próximo?
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348
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Qual é a sexta raíz de 70908946 arredondada para o inteiro mais próximo?
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20
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Quanto é 55976877 elevado a 1/9, arredondado para o inteiro mais próximo?
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7
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Quanto é 41901349 elevado a 1/8, arredondado para o inteiro mais próximo?
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18 |
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9
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Qual é a raíz cúbica de 72976644 arredondada para o inteiro mais próximo?
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20 |
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418
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mathematics_dataset/mathematics_dataset/ds/interpolate/arithmetic__simplify_surd.txt
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Simplificar ((1*-5*(-1*(2*sqrt(891) + sqrt(891)) + 5 + sqrt(891)*-1) + 1)*3)**2.
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3212784 - 77760*sqrt(11)
|
3 |
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Simplificar (-3*(sqrt(270) + sqrt(270)*-1*4))/((sqrt(540)/sqrt(2))/(sqrt(12)/sqrt(4)*6)).
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4 |
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54*sqrt(3)
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5 |
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Simplificar -5*-1*(-3 + (-5 + (-1 + sqrt(704) - sqrt(704)))**2)*-5 + 2.
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6 |
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-823
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7 |
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Simplificar (((0 + sqrt(125))*-2)**2*6 - (sqrt(180)*2)**2*-5)*-4.
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8 |
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-26400
|
9 |
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Simplificar (-5*(5 + sqrt(275)*1 + -5))**2 + -2*sqrt(275) + 4 + (0 + sqrt(275) + 2)**2.
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10 |
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10*sqrt(11) + 7158
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11 |
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Simplificar -5*((sqrt(32) - (sqrt(32) + -3*sqrt(512)))**2 + -3 - (sqrt(800)*-1*4)**2).
|
12 |
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40975
|
13 |
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Simplificar 3 + ((2*sqrt(243) + sqrt(243) - sqrt(243))**2*4 - ((sqrt(243) + 1)*1)**2) - -5*(-2*(sqrt(243) + 0) - (sqrt(243) + 5*(sqrt(243) + 0))**2).
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-40093 - 108*sqrt(3)
|
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Simplificar 4*((-2 + sqrt(112)*-2)*6 + -4 + (sqrt(112) - (1 + sqrt(112))) + -4) + 0.
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-192*sqrt(7) - 84
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Assume que v é (152/(-10))/((-8)/20). Assume que h é (-72)/(-20) + 2/5. Qual é a primeira derivada de -j + 48*j**h - v*j**4 + j - 16 em relação a j?
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Supõe 446*p - 444*p = 4. Encontra a primeira derivada de p*a + 326 - 2*a - 291 - 41*a**4 em relação a a.
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Seja x(c) a primeira derivada de c**7/120 + c**5/24 + 38*c**3/3 + 70. Seja n(f) a terceira derivada de x(f). Encontra a segunda derivada de n(s) em relação a s.
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Seja b(c) a segunda derivada de -532*c**6/15 + c**4/6 - 135*c**2 - 1142*c. Encontra a terceira derivada de b(y) em relação a y.
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Qual valor está mais perto de 5/19 em 4, 2/3, 6989?
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2/3
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Qual valor está mais perto de -11/12 em 3, -3/2449, -13?
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Qual valor está mais perto de -136 em 0.4, 0, -5/2, -1/245, -2/7?
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Qual está mais próximo de -12/47? (a) 0.01 (b) -16 (c) 4 (d) -5/8
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Qual valor está mais próximo de 1/3 em -2/23, -13120, 3?
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Qual valor está mais próximo de 0 em 4765, 0.29, 23, 2/3?
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Assume que s é (9 - 10) + -8 - (-102)/12. Supõe 2*m + 1 - 7 = 0. Seja a = m + -3. Qual valor está mais perto de 0.1 em s, -3, a?
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Assume que g é (-178)/(-356)*-3*(-2)/9. Qual valor está mais próximo de g em -2, -14, 1/3, 2?
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Seja z = -1.617 + 2.617. Qual está mais próximo de 8? (a) -1/4 (b) z (c) 0.4
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Seja y = 4228323/169330 + -7222/295. Seja g = 5/82 - y. Qual está mais perto de -0.1? (a) 0 (b) g (c) -3
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Seja m = 48855 + -341983/7. Assume que z é 1 + (-10)/12 + 0. Qual está mais perto de 0? (a) z (b) -1 (c) m
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Seja y = -2595 + 2600. Qual está mais perto de -1? (a) -1/5 (b) 1/4 (c) 3/2 (d) y
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a
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Seja k = 19609 + -19610. Supõe 4*j = 4*m + 16, -4*m - 3*j = -j - 14. Qual está mais perto de 2/9? (a) -3 (b) m (c) k
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Seja p(z) = 3*z + 3. Seja h, p(-4). Assume que m é h/(-12)*2*2. Seja f = -83/3 + 412/15. Qual está mais perto de 2? (a) -1 (b) f (c) m
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Seja k = 1 - 1.3. Assume que x é 4/7 - ((-3750)/(-315) + -11). Qual está mais perto de k? (a) -1/2 (b) -8/7 (c) x
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Seja f = 239/7 - 34. Supõe 4*x + 40 = -2*i, -5*x = -4*i + 9 + 15. Qual está mais perto de 0? (a) 1 (b) x (c) f
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e
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Qual é o terceiro menor valor em 0.3, 132, 40113?
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40113
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Qual valor é sexto maior? (a) 3/4 (b) 315 (c) 61 (d) 4/7 (e) 1/11 (f) -1 (g) 2
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e
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Qual valor é segundo menor? (a) 23 (b) -9 (c) 957
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Qual valor é terceiro menor? (a) -0.2 (b) -4/31 (c) 0.5 (d) -1 (e) -5 (f) 13 (g) -2
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d
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Qual é o menor valor em 10/11, 11/6, 2, -8, -1?
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Qual é o segundo menor valor em 2.3, -3, -2/9, -0.2, -4/445, -4?
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-3
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Qual valor é quarto menor? (a) 0.08 (b) -3/5 (c) -3133 (d) 4 (e) 0 (f) 0.4
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a
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Qual é o menor valor em -756, -4, 7.489?
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-756
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Qual valor é sexto menor? (a) 3/2 (b) -1 (c) 2.1 (d) 0.4 (e) 0.15 (f) 5 (g) -0.219
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Assume que h é (4/(-24) - -1) + (-1)/(18/(-12)). Seja x = -0.3 + 3.3. Qual é o terceiro menor valor em x, 4, h, 0?
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Supõe 17 - 19 = -i, -4*f + 3*i + 14 = 0. Seja d = 0.07 + -0.16. Qual valor é terceiro maior? (a) f (b) d (c) -1/2
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c
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Seja k = -106.979 - -107. Seja r = k - -1.079. Qual valor é segundo maior? (a) -1 (b) r (c) -0.4
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Supõe -n + w = -3*w - 12, 0 = 4*n - 4*w - 24. Seja b = n + -1. Assume que r é (-3 - (-9)/b)/(-2). Qual é o terceiro maior valor em -10, r, 2?
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-10
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Assume que f é 2/(3/(-6)*2). Seja v = 323410/41 - 7888. Qual valor é terceiro maior? (a) -1 (b) f (c) v (d) 1
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a
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Seja m = 199 - 202. Seja n = 1 - m. Qual é o quarto menor valor em 5/3, 0, 2, n?
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n
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Seja f = -1651 + 1648.842. Seja h = f + 0.158. Seja j = 0 + -0.1. Qual é o terceiro maior valor em h, 10, j?
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h
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Seja m = 0 + 0. Seja q = 10.87 + -155.96. Seja t = 145 + q. Qual é o menor valor em t, -1, -2, m?
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-2
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Seja s = 2228.1 + -2228. Qual é o segundo menor valor em s, 0, -83.2?
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0
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Supõe -2*f = -2*w + 2, -4*f + 0 = 2*w - 32. Supõe 0 = -w*s - 0. Supõe n + 1 - 2 = s. Qual valor é menor? (a) -3 (b) 4 (c) n
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Será que 0.1 e 14906487 possuem valores diferentes?
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True
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Será 23715, no máximo, 23703?
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False
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Qual é menor: -229647 ou -229623?
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-229647
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Qual é maior: -0.3 ou 8664526?
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8664526
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Qual é menor: -1 ou -458/29429?
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-1
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-3436
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Será que 277047 != 277079?
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True
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Qual é maior: -114258 ou -114299?
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-114258
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Será 4351/53 menor que 81?
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False
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True
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Assume que i é (199/(-2) + -1)/((-33)/88). Será que 268 e i não são equivalentes?
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False
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Assume que z é (-196)/(-12) + (-2)/6. Seja h = z + -16. Supõe h = 4*r - 2 - 2. Qual é maior: r ou 7/4?
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7/4
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Assume que b é (3/(-6))/((-2)/(-12)). Assume que k é (-177)/(-585) - b/(-9). Supõe 5*y + 10 = -15*h + 16*h, -5*y - 15 = -2*h. Será y <= k?
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True
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Seja h = 3120541437374/5565 - 560744221. Seja m = h + 2/1113. Qual é superior: -28 ou m?
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m
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Seja i(v) = -3*v**2 - 100*v - 115. Seja c, i(-32). Qual é menor: 96/7 ou c?
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c
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Seja h = -4842 + 4801. Será que 8 = h?
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Supõe -3*p + 2*p + 2*m = -25, m + 134 = 5*p. Seja c(f) = 9 + 20*f - 21*f + 37. Seja g, c(19). Será g maior do que p?
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Supõe l = 7*h - 2*h + 27, -4*l - 3*h - 7 = 0. Assume que a é 2*1646/6600 - l/4. Seja k = -10729/3300 - a. Qual é superior: -3 ou k?
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-3
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Seja u(k) = k**2 + k - 4. Assume que q é 0/(1/((-4)/8)). Seja t(g) = 2*g**3 + g**2 - g - 5. Seja b, t(q). Seja r, u(b). Qual é superior: r ou 17?
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Seja r = 5142 - 5144. Supõe -2*j + 3*w = 5*w + 18, j = -2*w - 6. Será j >= r?
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Coloca -350, -57, -3, 2 em ordem ascendente.
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-350, -57, -3, 2
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Coloca -2, 4, -0.3, 0, -1078, 1/4 em ordem ascendente.
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-1078, -2, -0.3, 0, 1/4, 4
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Coloca 2/75, -1, 1188, 2/19 em ordem decrescente.
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1188, 2/19, 2/75, -1
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Ordena 1, -3, -4, 3062, -1, -2, -5.
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-5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 1, 3062
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Ordena -11, -2, 1020, 3, 4, 8 por ordem decrescente.
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1020, 8, 4, 3, -2, -11
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Ordena -4, -0.05, 4, -0.3, -3, -783 por ordem decrescente.
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4, -0.05, -0.3, -3, -4, -783
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Ordena -22, -1, 10890, 3, -2 por ordem crescente.
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-22, -2, -1, 3, 10890
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Ordena 10/11, -0.1806, 1, -0.05 por ordem ascendente.
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-0.1806, -0.05, 10/11, 1
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Coloca -4, 13, 5, -5, 2, 3, -42 em ordem descendente.
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13, 5, 3, 2, -4, -5, -42
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Ordena -23, -1/9, -4, -5, -15, -6.
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-23, -15, -6, -5, -4, -1/9
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Seja l = -6.7 + 19.2. Seja u = -17.5 + l. Ordena 3, -5/4, 0.3, u por ordem crescente.
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u, -5/4, 0.3, 3
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Supõe -25*z = -11 + 11. Coloca z, 5, -536 em ordem decrescente.
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5, z, -536
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Supõe 95 = -42*u + 179. Seja p(y) = y**2 + 3*y - 1. Seja t, p(-4). Ordena -5, t, u, 4.
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-5, u, t, 4
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Seja q = 122/27 - 158/27. Coloca -68, q, -1 em ordem crescente.
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Seja c = 23756.5 - 23756. Seja k = -0.1 - -0.1. Seja b = k + -0.3. Coloca b, 0.08, c em ordem decrescente.
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c, 0.08, b
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Seja g = 11316/5 + -2263. Coloca g, 0.1, -0.2, -0.18 em ordem crescente.
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-0.2, -0.18, 0.1, g
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Supõe -2*n + 12*o - 8*o = 6, 0 = 4*n - 2*o - 12. Coloca n, -54, 0, 2, -3 em ordem crescente.
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-54, -3, 0, 2, n
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Seja b = 621 + -564. Ordena 1, b, 2 por ordem descendente.
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b, 2, 1
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Seja l = -3813 - -3812. Coloca 1, l, -1/11 em ordem decrescente.
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1, -1/11, l
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Supõe -32*k + 22 = -34 - 40. Ordena -5, 5, 4, -24, k.
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-24, -5, k, 4, 5
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