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@@ -998,24 +998,40 @@ def check_and_resolve_discrepancy(initial_response, sympy_output):
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  resolution_prompt = f"""Here is a mathematics question with two answers.
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- The first, called Original solution, is a complete solution.
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- The second, called SymPy Verification, will only provide the final answer.
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-
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- If the SymPy Verification answer is consistent with the final answer Original solution,
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- then please write "SYMPY_CORRECT: True" on its own line and say that the answers are consistent and briefly explain why.
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-
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- Before you assert that the SymPy and Original solution evaluate to the same number, CAREFULLY calculate the value of each.
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- If the expressions are not obviously identical, double check: CALCULATE each solution CORRECTLY out to 10 decimal places and compare the results.
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-
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- If the two answers are inconsistent with each other then please:
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- 1. Identify which solution is correct
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- 2. Explain the error in the incorrect solution
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- 3. Write "Here is the revised complete solution:" and then write out the ENTIRE solution from beginning
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- to end, including all parts that were correct and the corrections for any incorrect parts.
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- Do not refer to the original solution or say things like "the rest remains the same" - write
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- out everything in full.
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- 4. Start with "SYMPY_CORRECT: False" on its own line.
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  Original solution:
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  {initial_response}
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  resolution_prompt = f"""Here is a mathematics question with two answers.
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+ 1. First, write out both answers:
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+ - Original solution: [write the final answer]
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+ - SymPy solution: [write the SymPy answer]
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+
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+ 2. To prove equivalence, you MUST do at least ONE of the following:
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+ a) Algebraically transform one expression into the other through valid steps
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+ b) Show that they evaluate to the sane number.
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+ NOTE: Before you assert that the SymPy and Original solution evaluate to the same number, CAREFULLY calculate the value of each. If the expressions are not obviously identical, double check: CALCULATE each solution CORRECTLY out to 10 decimal places and compare the results.
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+
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+ 3. For special functions (like hypergeometric functions):
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+ - Do not assume equivalence without verification
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+ - Use series expansions or numerical evaluation at test points if needed
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+ - Explicitly state if you cannot verify equivalence
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+
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+ 4. After your analysis, conclude ONE of the following:
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+
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+ If equivalence is PROVEN:
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+ - Write "SYMPY_CORRECT: True" on its own line
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+ - Explain exactly how you proved equivalence
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+ - Show all steps of the verification
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+
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+ If equivalence CANNOT be proven:
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+ - Write "SYMPY_CORRECT: False" on its own line
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+ - Explain why equivalence cannot be established
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+ - Write "Here is the revised complete solution:" and provide a new solution that validates against SymPy
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+
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+ If verification is INCONCLUSIVE:
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+ - Write "SYMPY_CORRECT: Inconclusive" on its own line
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+ - Explain why equivalence cannot be determined
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+ - Request a new SymPy verification with additional checks
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+ Never claim solutions match without showing explicit mathematical proof of equivalence.
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+ Please maintain the same LaTeX formatting as the original solution.
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  Original solution:
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  {initial_response}
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