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Using the numbers [2, 4, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-0", "num_completions": 7, "num_expressions": 7, "numbers": [2, 4, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 7 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 9, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 26. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-1", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [6, 9, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 26, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 8, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-2", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 8, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 7, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 14. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-3", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 7, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 14, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 5], create an arithmetic expression that equals 7. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-4", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 4, 5], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 7, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 9, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 18. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-5", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 9, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 18, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 7, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 18. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-6", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 7, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 18, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 10, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 19. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-7", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 10, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 19, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 8, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 25. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-8", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [6, 8, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 25, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 19. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-9", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 19, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 3, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 21. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-10", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [2, 3, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 21, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 4, 7], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-11", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 4, 7], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [7, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 30. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-12", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [7, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 30, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 10, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 25. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-13", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 10, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 25, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 9, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 5. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-14", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 9, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 5, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 14. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-15", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 4, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 14, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 5], create an arithmetic expression that equals 11. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-16", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 4, 5], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 11, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-17", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 6, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 8, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-18", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 8, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 8, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 24. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-19", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [6, 8, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 24, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 5, 6], create an arithmetic expression that equals 9. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-20", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 5, 6], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 9, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 9. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-21", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 4, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 9, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 7, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 10. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-22", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 7, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 10, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 18. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-23", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 4, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 18, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 24. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-24", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [4, 6, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 24, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 5. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-25", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 5, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [8, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 31. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-26", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [8, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 31, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 30. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-27", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [3, 6, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 30, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 5], create an arithmetic expression that equals 10. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-28", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 4, 5], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 10, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 3, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 30. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-29", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [2, 3, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 30, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 5, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 14. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-30", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 5, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 14, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 7], create an arithmetic expression that equals 4. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-31", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 6, 7], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 4, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 9, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 22. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-32", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 9, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 22, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 4. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-33", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 4, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [7, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-34", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [7, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 8, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 7. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-35", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 8, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 7, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 27. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-36", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 27, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 5, 7], create an arithmetic expression that equals 4. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-37", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 5, 7], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 4, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 27. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-38", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [3, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 27, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 6, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 3. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-39", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 6, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 3, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 10, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 24. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-40", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 10, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 24, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 7, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 20. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-41", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 7, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 20, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 24. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-42", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [2, 4, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 24, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 9, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 4. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-43", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 9, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 4, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-44", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-45", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 6, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [9, 10, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-46", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [9, 10, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 8, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-47", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 8, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 3, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-48", "num_completions": 8, "num_expressions": 8, "numbers": [2, 3, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 8 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 4, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 11. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-49", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 4, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 11, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-50", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 3. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-51", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 3, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 5], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-52", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 4, 5], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 2. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-53", "num_completions": 7, "num_expressions": 7, "numbers": [4, 6, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 2, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 7 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-54", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 17. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-55", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 6, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 17, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 7, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-56", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 7, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 7, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 2. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-57", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [4, 7, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 2, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 10, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-58", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 10, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 9, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 36. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-59", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 9, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 36, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 9, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 3. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-60", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 9, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 3, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 8, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 5. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-61", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [4, 8, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 5, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 5, 6], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-62", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 5, 6], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 20. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-63", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [5, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 20, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 5, 7], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-64", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 5, 7], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 10, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 4. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-65", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 10, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 4, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 3, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 8. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-66", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 3, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 8, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-67", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [4, 6, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 9, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 15. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-68", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 9, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 15, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 14. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-69", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 14, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 5, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 10. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-70", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 5, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 10, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 24. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-71", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 4, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 24, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 7, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 22. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-72", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [4, 7, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 22, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [8, 9, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-73", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [8, 9, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 6, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-74", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [3, 6, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 7. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-75", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 7, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [8, 9, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 5. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-76", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [8, 9, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 5, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 7, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 21. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-77", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 7, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 21, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-78", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 5, 6], create an arithmetic expression that equals 26. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-79", "num_completions": 2, "num_expressions": 2, "numbers": [4, 5, 6], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 26, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 2 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 8, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-80", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 8, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 9, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-81", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 9, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 7, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 21. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-82", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 7, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 21, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 4, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 20. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-83", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [2, 4, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 20, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 7. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-84", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 7, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 5, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 13. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-85", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 5, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 13, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 26. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-86", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 26, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [10, 11, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 9. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-87", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [10, 11, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 9, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 8, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 5. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-88", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 8, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 5, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 8, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 20. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-89", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [3, 8, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 20, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 7, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 6. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-90", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [2, 7, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 6, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 7, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 12. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-91", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 7, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 12, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 6, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 8. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-92", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 6, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 8, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 5, 7], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-93", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [3, 5, 7], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 8, 9], create an arithmetic expression that equals 19. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-94", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 8, 9], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 19, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [5, 9, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 16. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-95", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [5, 9, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 16, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [3, 8, 11], create an arithmetic expression that equals 1. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-96", "num_completions": 6, "num_expressions": 6, "numbers": [3, 8, 11], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 1, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 6 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [6, 7, 10], create an arithmetic expression that equals 9. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-97", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [6, 7, 10], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 9, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [2, 7, 8], create an arithmetic expression that equals 17. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-98", "num_completions": 3, "num_expressions": 3, "numbers": [2, 7, 8], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 17, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 3 | train_multi_answer |
Using the numbers [4, 6, 12], create an arithmetic expression that equals 18. Use each given number exactly once. You may use +, -, *, /, and parentheses. Return exactly one final answer and no explanation: the expression inside \boxed{}. | {"instance_id": "train_multi_answer-0-99", "num_completions": 5, "num_expressions": 5, "numbers": [4, 6, 12], "source": "synthetic_exact_countdown", "target": 18, "verifier": "countdown"} | countdown | 5 | train_multi_answer |
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