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"content": "What is 85 times 957?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 85 as (8,5) and 957 as (9,57) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Wait, I need to split 957 better. Let me split it as (95,7) since we want roughly equal halves </think>\n<think> Step 3: Actually, let's split them as 8... | countdown | ff1532d0-d054-4e59-9e31-e34bc06cb38e |
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"content": "What is 59 times 201?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 59 as (5,9) and 201 as (20,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (5×20), (9×1), (5+9)×(20+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 5×20 = 100, 9×1 = 9, and (5+9)×(20+1) = 14×21 = 294 </think>\n<thi... | countdown | 7383559f-9c7b-40ae-aff7-e5b86cbc7880 |
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"content": "What is 67 times 237?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 67 as (6,7) and 237 as (23,7) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to determine the size of the numbers. 67 has 2 digits and 237 has 3 digits. </think>\n<think> Step 3: I'll split 237 as (2,37) to ... | countdown | 57ae39f1-97e6-4bf8-8c2f-78b42bd1f40b |
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"content": "What is 98 times 273?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 98 as (9,8) and 273 as (27,3) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to determine the number of digits in each part. Since 273 has 3 digits, I'll split it as (2,73) instead for better balance </think... | countdown | 9b6cad94-dda2-462a-b347-27cf7004c52b |
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"content": "What is 30 times 785?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: This is a special case where one number is small. I can use a simpler approach by multiplying directly. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: 30 = 3 × 10, so I can multiply 785 by 3 and then by 10. </think>\n\n<think> Step 3... | countdown | 38ff41b0-a396-43c5-9c38-abf187b92e4a |
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"content": "What is 57 times 976?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 57 as (5,7) and 976 as (97,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need three products: (5×97), (7×6), and (5+7)×(97+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 5×97 = 485 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Compute 7×6... | countdown | 9349f149-48da-4263-ba3a-8ac903c93e84 |
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"content": "What is 38 times 754?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 38 as (3,8) and 754 as (7,54) - actually I need to make sure the digits are balanced, so I'll split 754 as (75,4) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Actually, I need to split 38 as a single-digit number and 754 as a... | countdown | 81e3947f-9e19-4b1f-ad58-4ae3627852a3 |
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"content": "What is 22 times 556?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 22 as (2,2) and 556 as (55,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (2×55), (2×6), (2+2)×(55+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 2×55 = 110, 2×6 = 12, and (2+2)×(55+6) = 4×61 = 244 </think>\n<thi... | countdown | 1ccdb881-e990-461c-af4f-f5c5df3c8098 |
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"content": "What is 91 times 422?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 91 as (9,1) and 422 as (42,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×42), (1×2), and (9+1)×(42+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Computing 9×42 = 9×40 + 9×2 = 360 + 18 = 378 </think>\n<thin... | countdown | cb312b51-3d43-4412-b037-1de1444a8dce |
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"content": "What is 69 times 827?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 69 is a 2-digit number, so we keep it as is. 827 is a 3-digit number, so we split it as (8,27) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: We need to compute three products: 69×8, 69×27, and 69×(8+27) </think>\n... | countdown | da07bd91-d8ce-404e-9399-721abf444870 |
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"content": "What is 31 times 346?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 31 as (3,1) and 346 as (34,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (3×34), (1×6), and (3+1)×(34+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 3×34 = 102, 1×6 = 6, and (3+1)×(34+6) = 4×40 = 160 <... | countdown | 234b16e2-ef9e-43ab-ac87-6394fbbfe5f8 |
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"content": "What is 82 times 302?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 82 as (8,2) and 302 as (30,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (8×30), (2×2), (8+2)×(30+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×30 = 240, 2×2 = 4, and (8+2)×(30+2) = 10×32 = 320 </think>\n<thi... | countdown | 6e10a7ca-1291-4555-9b5f-22314526fbd2 |
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"content": "What is 70 times 860?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers - 70 as (7,0) and 860 as (8,6,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to split into roughly equal halves. For 70, that's (7,0). For 860, I'll split as (86,0) </think>\n<think> Step 3: C... | countdown | 9d101562-860b-4257-a915-f19e35487562 |
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"content": "What is 82 times 653?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers: 82 = (8, 2) and 653 = (65, 3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute the three products needed for Karatsuba: (8×65), (2×3), and (8+2)×(65+3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 8×65 = 520 </think... | countdown | 2706a3e7-93bc-44c0-91e9-b52c7a61fa9a |
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"content": "What is 53 times 208?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 53 as (5,3) and 208 as (20,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (5×20), (3×8), (5+3)×(20+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 5×20 = 100, 3×8 = 24, and (5+3)×(20+8) = 8×28 = 224 </think>\n<thi... | countdown | 64f86aea-01c5-4349-afdf-f75e9fd5d879 |
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"content": "What is 60 times 984?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For 60 × 984, I'll apply Karatsuba. First, I need to split the numbers. Since 60 is smaller, I'll treat it as a single digit and split 984 into (9, 84) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Actually, let me reconsider. For K... | countdown | 6ca9b1e5-c211-4be5-bf4a-e1c669cb594b |
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"content": "What is 99 times 710?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 99 as (9,9) and 710 as (7,10) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (9×7), (9×10), (9+9)×(7+10) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×7 = 63, 9×10 = 90, and (9+9)×(7+10) = 18×17 = 306 </think>\n<thi... | countdown | cc690aad-6813-40b1-b0ee-dc892847ac25 |
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"content": "What is 98 times 250?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 98 as (9,8) and 250 as (25,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×25), (8×0), and (9+8)×(25+0) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×25 = 225, 8×0 = 0, and (9+8)×(25+0) = 17×25 = 425 ... | countdown | 35219d91-2fc9-41e8-a773-95b2e0190f8d |
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"content": "What is 15 times 628?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I need to split the numbers. Since 628 is a 3-digit number and 15 is a 2-digit number, I'll split 628 into (6,28) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For 15, I'll treat it as a single part since it's already small </think>... | countdown | 64655e94-1967-4772-8d01-c9e6af3440c8 |
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"content": "What is 62 times 442?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 62 as (6,2) and 442 as (44,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to identify the number of digits. 62 has 2 digits, so I'll split as 6 and 2. 442 has 3 digits, so I'll split as 4,4 and 2 </think>... | countdown | 09983d9c-b63a-42eb-beb9-50e68a5a40fc |
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"content": "What is 66 times 194?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 66 as (6,6) and 194 as (19,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (6×19), (6×4), and (6+6)×(19+4) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 6×19 = 114 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 6×4... | countdown | e6cd323f-16d6-4145-af87-8c3a166f8c97 |
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"content": "What is 86 times 761?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 86 as (8,6) and 761 as (76,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×76), (6×1), and (8+6)×(76+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 8×76 = 608 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 6×1... | countdown | 37eaaf8b-d96b-46ac-9ac1-d2d8f4d7dda4 |
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"content": "What is 37 times 587?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers: 37 = (3,7) and 587 = (58,7) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need three products: (3×58), (7×7), and (3+7)×(58+7) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 3×58 = 174 </think>\n<think> Step 4... | countdown | 15f46beb-3617-49be-bd4b-100a5311518d |
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"content": "What is 83 times 292?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 83 as (8,3) and 292 as (29,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×29), (3×2), and (8+3)×(29+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×29 = 232, 3×2 = 6 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Comput... | countdown | aa8807e6-40e9-4b88-859e-c6dec1723a92 |
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"content": "What is 76 times 904?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 76 can be split as (7,6) and 904 as (90,4) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (7×90), (6×4), and (7+6)×(90+4) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 7×90 = 630 </think>\... | countdown | 06b9b818-f5b0-4e2d-8838-bea2b12e3fd4 |
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"content": "What is 37 times 923?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 923 as (9,23) and 37 as (0,37) since 37 is smaller than 923 </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Actually, let me use the Karatsuba approach properly. For 37 × 923, I'll split 923 into 9 and 23, treating it as 9×100 +... | countdown | a6345685-3d10-48b4-ad74-52848bf87bab |
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"content": "What is 95 times 142?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 95 as (9,5) and 142 as (14,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (9×14), (5×2), and (9+5)×(14+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×14 = 126, 5×2 = 10, and (9+5)×(14+2... | countdown | 54fafb36-a638-4ace-aca6-92e0a4eb57e0 |
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"content": "What is 85 times 715?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 85 as (8,5) and 715 as (7,15) or better as (71,5) since 715 is a 3-digit number </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Actually, to apply Karatsuba properly, I should split numbers into roughly equal halves. Let me reap... | countdown | 7ab4cc97-3e6a-4ad3-8fdf-e6c882b7b46d |
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"content": "What is 75 times 830?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 75 as (7,5) and 830 as (83,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Actually, 830 should be split differently. Let me split 75 as (7,5) and 830 as (8,30) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Actually, I need to ensure both numbers ... | countdown | f98a789a-5f40-4fc7-bb97-964db9c72673 |
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"content": "What is 74 times 443?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 74 as (7,4) and 443 as (44,3) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (7×44), (4×3), and (7+4)×(44+3) </think>\n<think> Step 3: First product: 7×44 = 7×40 + 7×4 = 280 + 28 = 308 </think>\n<think> St... | countdown | 4871355b-1189-4f48-878f-5991b4d3fc37 |
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"content": "What is 44 times 897?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 44 as (4,4) and 897 as (89,7) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (4×89), (4×7), and (4+4)×(89+7) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 4×89 = 356 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 4×7... | countdown | 049ab468-9594-47a2-be91-81ddc27c4a8a |
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"content": "What is 25 times 806?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. Since 25 is small, I'll keep it whole. For 806, I'll split as (8,06) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Using Karatsuba, I need to compute: (25×8), (25×06), and (25)×(8+06) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: F... | countdown | 8290d674-e193-48fe-91c1-53dc9f045778 |
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"content": "What is 94 times 837?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 94 as (9,4) and 837 as (8,37) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Actually, I need to ensure balanced splitting. Let me split 837 as (83,7) since 94 is a two-digit number </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute three product... | countdown | 26652ccb-aba9-4c1e-be2f-512c17afb8eb |
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"content": "What is 83 times 777?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 83 as (8,3) and 777 as (7,77) since 777 has three digits </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Actually, let me split them more evenly. For 83, I'll use (8,3) and for 777, I'll use (77,7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Co... | countdown | 5bddc2bd-b408-4463-8295-28a1179e1b31 |
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"content": "What is 98 times 114?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 98 as (9,8) and 114 as (11,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×11), (8×4), and (9+8)×(11+4) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Computing 9×11 = 99 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Computing 8×4 ... | countdown | c4aae2ff-1efc-4356-96f5-145d5b8060c6 |
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"content": "What is 75 times 977?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 75 as (7,5) and 977 as (97,7) since 977 has 3 digits. I can split it as 97 and 7. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (7×97), (5×7), and (7+5)×(97+7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calc... | countdown | c68dca15-a781-45b6-8391-79b528d401f6 |
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"content": "What is 99 times 922?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers - 99 can be viewed as (9,9) and 922 as (9,22) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need three products: (9×9), (9×22), and (9+9)×(9+22) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×9 = 81 </think... | countdown | 70040115-362f-4008-8381-0b663db2e996 |
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"content": "What is 70 times 472?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For this problem, I'll use the Karatsuba algorithm, but since one number is only two digits, I'll adapt the approach. I'll split 472 as (47, 2) and 70 as (7, 0). </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Since the second digit o... | countdown | 8cfcee3a-fd32-4c66-bf3f-04dbae40d74a |
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"content": "What is 26 times 765?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For Karatsuba, I need to split numbers. Since 26 is small, I'll treat it as a single part and split 765 into (7,65) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (2×7), (6×65), and (2+6)×(7+65) </th... | countdown | a0cdebec-bfe1-4fd8-bf5d-55d8d48cf557 |
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"content": "What is 24 times 535?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For this calculation, I'll use Karatsuba algorithm, but since 24 is small, I can split 535 and multiply directly. Split 535 as (53,5) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute 24 × 53 = 1272 </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: C... | countdown | 2830a4a0-2d05-4662-9838-202730179483 |
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"content": "What is 21 times 900?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 21 as (2,1) and 900 as (9,00) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (2×9), (1×00), and (2+1)×(9+0) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 2×9 = 18, 1×00 = 0, and (2+1)×(9+0) = ... | countdown | 48a5ea65-b6dd-46ff-9064-cefe40f877ab |
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"content": "What is 99 times 250?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 99 as (9,9) and 250 as (25,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (9×25), (9×0), and (9+9)×(25+0) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×25 = 225, 9×0 = 0, and (9+9)×(25+0)... | countdown | e0ae8ba0-dbe1-406f-b684-f68c30334e62 |
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"content": "What is 94 times 144?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 94 as (9,4) and 144 as (14,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to split into equal-length parts. So for 94, I have a=9, b=4, and for 144, I have c=14, d=4 </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute thre... | countdown | e35d8c57-671c-46f4-bf9f-2096a14419bd |
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"content": "What is 95 times 625?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 95 as (9,5) and 625 as (62,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (9×62), (5×5), (9+5)×(62+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 9×62 = 558 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 5×5 = 25 </think>... | countdown | e6bfba62-7e0a-44c8-a3d3-b3b1eb54dd2f |
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"content": "What is 63 times 414?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers - 63 as (6,3) and 414 as (41,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (6×41), (3×4), and (6+3)×(41+4) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 6×41 = 246, 3×4 = 12 </think>\n<think>... | countdown | a7d3a0a5-7479-4a71-8308-24db2283ffab |
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"content": "What is 71 times 850?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 71 as (7,1) and 850 as (85,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (7×85), (1×0), and (7+1)×(85+0) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 7×85 = 7×80 + 7×5 = 560 + 35 = 595 </think>\n<think>... | countdown | a1c12a7f-ce29-4594-a94c-2cee3c9d9a28 |
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"content": "What is 17 times 763?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I'll apply Karatsuba for 17 × 763. First, I need to make the numbers similar in length, so I'll pad 17 to 017. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Split 017 as (0,17) and 763 as (7,63) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Compute t... | countdown | c5915f51-24ea-477c-96a1-ead2e924ad25 |
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"content": "What is 29 times 985?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers into parts. 29 is already small, so I'll keep it as a single part. For 985, I'll split it as 9 hundreds + 85 ones. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute the product by parts. First, 29 × 900 = 29 × ... | countdown | b6279b38-6db8-439e-9924-153c5ab4afee |
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"content": "What is 80 times 235?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For Karatsuba, I need to split numbers, but 80 and 235 have different digit lengths. I'll treat 80 as 080 for this purpose. So we have 080 and 235. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Split 080 as (0,80) and 235 as (2,35) ... | countdown | 687db766-59c2-43b2-abf6-50c5d6388509 |
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"content": "What is 66 times 316?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 66 as (6,6) and 316 as (31,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (6×31), (6×6), and (6+6)×(31+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 6×31 = 186 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 6×6... | countdown | 6905bfe6-dd9d-4374-852c-0ff1b5b943e7 |
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"content": "What is 86 times 798?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers: 86 as (8,6) and 798 as (79,8) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: We need to compute three products: (8×79), (6×8), and (8+6)×(79+8) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Computing 8×79 = 632 </think>\n\n<think> S... | countdown | 36391eea-e2e1-4a24-9fc1-10aa9f347916 |
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"content": "What is 13 times 750?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 13 as (1,3) and 750 as (75,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Actually, let me split 750 as (7,50) to better apply Karatsuba </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute three products: (1×7), (3×50), (1+3)×(7+50) </think>\n<... | countdown | d30ecd0f-ac7d-499b-9248-34a4bccc586a |
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"content": "What is 20 times 972?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: This is a simple multiplication where we can use basic properties. Since 20 = 2 × 10, I can multiply 972 by 2 and then by 10. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: First, calculate 972 × 2 = 1944 </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: ... | countdown | ed9329fe-0538-4340-8e5f-ed18bc102f4c |
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"content": "What is 37 times 636?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 37 is small, so I'll keep it as is. For 636, I'll split as (6,36) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (37×6), (37×36), and (37)×(6+36) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Comput... | countdown | ac9405a2-6a40-4bd7-9e1a-929ede873c17 |
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"content": "What is 89 times 835?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers: 89 = (8,9) and 835 = (83,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute the three products needed for Karatsuba: (8×83), (9×5), and (8+9)×(83+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 8×83 = 664 </think>\n<th... | countdown | 4bfbfa15-8971-4fd8-9b0f-d871f5f2eedd |
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"content": "What is 43 times 528?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 43 as (4,3) and 528 as (52,8) since 528 has three digits and we want to split it roughly in half </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (4×52), (3×8), and (4+3)×(52+8) </... | countdown | 5a7dabe6-8391-4226-8210-c4646b665d78 |
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"content": "What is 78 times 503?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 78 can be split as (7,8) and 503 as (50,3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute the high-part product: 7 × 50 = 350 </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Compute the low-part product: 8 × 3 = 24 </think>\n\... | countdown | 2fcb533b-c6ee-4859-acce-57ee2aec3039 |
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"content": "What is 18 times 205?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 18 as (1,8) and 205 as (20,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (1×20), (8×5), (1+8)×(20+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 1×20 = 20, 8×5 = 40, and (1+8)×(20+5) = 9×25 = 225 </think>\n<thin... | countdown | 60f0124f-955d-4dd2-9d0d-893a654668d0 |
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"content": "What is 13 times 168?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For Karatsuba, I'll treat 13 as a single digit and 168 as a two-digit number for splitting purposes. So I'll view 13 as (1,3) and 168 as (16,8) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (1×16), ... | countdown | b0cd0478-f45b-4e79-a1ce-421f93b29549 |
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"content": "What is 84 times 380?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 84 as (8,4) and 380 as (38,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Since the second number has a 0 in the ones place, I'll modify my approach. Split 84 as (8,4) and 38 as (3,8) with an additional 0 at the end </think>\n... | countdown | 2f281460-b954-420e-8eb4-ffad19299eea |
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"content": "What is 68 times 802?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 68 as (6,8) and 802 as (8,02) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (6×8), (8×02), and (6+8)×(8+02) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 6×8 = 48 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Co... | countdown | be03adb7-6970-4027-83a8-c71da1e6e9bd |
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"content": "What is 24 times 121?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 24 as (2,4) and 121 as (12,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (2×12), (4×1), and (2+4)×(12+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 2×12 = 24, 4×1 = 4, and (2+4)×(12+1) = 6×13 = 78 </t... | countdown | cf096cff-e475-44d3-9892-6f7fd4e0e981 |
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"content": "What is 87 times 281?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 87 as (8,7) and 281 as (28,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×28), (7×1), and (8+7)×(28+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×28 = 224 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Compute 7×1 = 7... | countdown | b50d597c-09c8-4340-a116-931bd740040a |
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"content": "What is 85 times 488?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 85 as (8,5) and 488 as (48,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×48), (5×8), and (8+5)×(48+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 8×48 = 384 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 5×8... | countdown | a44e3198-6394-4a31-88e3-9bef936b0b8b |
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"content": "What is 37 times 602?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers: 37 = (3,7) and 602 = (60,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute the three products: (3×60), (7×2), and (3+7)×(60+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 3×60 = 180, 7×2 = 14, and (3+7)×(60+2) = 10×6... | countdown | 3f1b00a4-5638-4442-9f0d-19e82faa2b36 |
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"content": "What is 38 times 265?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 38 as (3,8) and 265 as (26,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need three products: (3×26), (8×5), and (3+8)×(26+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 3×26 = 78 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate ... | countdown | a613bcaf-7723-4751-87cf-f8815bdb0f7d |
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"content": "What is 36 times 979?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 36 as (3,6) and 979 as (97,9) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I'll compute three products: (3×97), (6×9), and (3+6)×(97+9) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 3×97 = 291, 6×9 = 54, and (3+6)×(97+9) = 9×106 = 954 </th... | countdown | 9648020f-9eda-4797-ae98-a1fe72d9c2fb |
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"content": "What is 77 times 908?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 77 as (7,7) and 908 as (90,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (7×90), (7×8), and (7+7)×(90+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 7×90 = 630 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 7×8 = 56 </th... | countdown | c8329d0f-344a-4e1d-aa55-f259c5224ad9 |
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"content": "What is 89 times 228?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 89 as (8,9) and 228 as (22,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×22), (9×8), and (8+9)×(22+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×22 = 176 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Compute 9×8 = 7... | countdown | 0b366bbb-4b9e-4eac-ba51-96152fc2747c |
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"content": "What is 55 times 439?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. Since 55 is smaller, I'll keep it whole. For 439, I'll split it as 43 and 9 (using 10^1 as the split point). </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Using Karatsuba, I need to compute: (55×43), (55×9), and t... | countdown | 8bb666d6-9f0e-4d3b-b1fa-caee0f5a2de7 |
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"content": "What is 99 times 326?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 99 as (9,9) and 326 as (32,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×32), (9×6), and (9+9)×(32+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×32 = 288, 9×6 = 54, and (9+9)×(32+6) = 18×38 = 684... | countdown | d2008235-d2c6-4c32-8f18-01553744a8a4 |
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"content": "What is 17 times 198?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 17 as (1,7) and 198 as (19,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (1×19), (7×8), and (1+7)×(19+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 1×19 = 19, 7×8 = 56, and (1+7)×(19+8) = 8×27 = 216 <... | countdown | a402f641-f0b7-4bb8-a5bf-182201883a77 |
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"content": "What is 56 times 672?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 56 as (5,6) and 672 as (67,2) </think>\n<think> Step 2: We need to compute three products: (5×67), (6×2), and (5+6)×(67+2) </think>\n<think> Step 3: First product: 5×67 = 5×60 + 5×7 = 300 + 35 = 335 </think>\... | countdown | 26744c28-3b52-4940-ab12-01981df377b7 |
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"content": "What is 86 times 296?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 86 as (8,6) and 296 as (29,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to split into roughly equal halves. Let me rewrite 86 as (80+6) and 296 as (290+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Actually, it's better... | countdown | 33f7b4d6-07c8-4c28-9402-fae5bff08078 |
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"content": "What is 81 times 335?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 81 as (8,1) and 335 as (33,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute the three products needed for Karatsuba: (8×33), (1×5), and (8+1)×(33+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 8×33 = 264 </think>\n<think> Step 4... | countdown | 4de3b092-0778-4945-b6ba-8045f6adcb18 |
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"content": "What is 87 times 634?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 87 as (8,7) and 634 as (63,4) since 634 has 3 digits. So we're computing (8×10+7)×(63×10+4) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (8×63), (7×4), and (8+7)×(63+4) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calc... | countdown | 14bd8404-49e5-4bea-b99c-36465abfbd0d |
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"content": "What is 44 times 497?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 44 can be split as (4,4) and 497 as (49,7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (4×49), (4×7), and (4+4)×(49+7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 4×49 = 196 </think>\... | countdown | 92a03e21-35f6-446e-9e00-9d7a1c73dc89 |
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"content": "What is 67 times 631?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 67 as (6,7) and 631 as (63,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (6×63), (7×1), and (6+7)×(63+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 6×63 = 378 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 7×1... | countdown | fcac9d0c-1a62-45b6-92ba-4eed8ac55af2 |
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"content": "What is 89 times 610?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 89 as (8,9) and 610 as (61,0) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Actually, I need to split numbers into roughly equal halves. For 89, that's (8,9). For 610, that would be (6,10) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Wait, I need ... | countdown | 36bcc187-289c-45fd-a7ff-127727af4bd2 |
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"content": "What is 53 times 317?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I need to split the numbers. 53 can be seen as (5,3) and 317 as (31,7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to compute three products: (5×31), (3×7), and (5+3)×(31+7) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Comput... | countdown | d4186018-db71-42c3-ad8b-a1ba5e35d3b7 |
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"content": "What is 92 times 506?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 92 as (9,2) and 506 as (50,6) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba algorithm, I need to split differently. Let me reframe this as 92 = 9*10 + 2 and 506 = 5*100 + 06 </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Actually, ... | countdown | 906d2acf-c5e0-4aa0-8b0d-37a0e7bfa19c |
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"content": "What is 82 times 886?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 82 as (8,2) and 886 as (88,6) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (8×88), (2×6), and (8+2)×(88+6) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×88 = 704 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Compute 2×6 = 1... | countdown | f18ddf6c-275d-4398-9b39-9a1e6a1dfffb |
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"content": "What is 25 times 446?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I need to multiply 25 × 446 using Karatsuba algorithm. I'll split the numbers, but since 25 is small, I'll treat it as a single value and split 446. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Split 446 as (4,46) or (44,6). Let's ... | countdown | 86f3c8fb-71dc-4ec7-9c93-a087c218346f |
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"content": "What is 71 times 863?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 71 can be represented as (7,1) and 863 as (86,3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Identify the three products we need: (7×86), (1×3), and (7+1)×(86+3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 7×86 = 602 ... | countdown | c77bff8e-521b-4189-98ce-58d91e9e80e6 |
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"content": "What is 18 times 849?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I'll apply Karatsuba algorithm to multiply 18 × 849. First, I need to ensure both numbers have the same number of digits, so I'll pad 18 to 018. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Split 018 as (0,18) and 849 as (8,49) </t... | countdown | 34f2c298-3151-4812-83dd-a591fe3d8b84 |
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"content": "What is 92 times 484?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 92 as (9,2) and 484 as (48,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need to split numbers by place value. Let me rewrite: 92 = 9×10 + 2, and 484 = 48×10 + 4 </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute three produc... | countdown | a90e42e8-dfe9-44c7-b5bf-72c4408b5905 |
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"content": "What is 88 times 458?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 88 as (8,8) and 458 as (45,8) </think>\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I'll compute three products: (8×45), (8×8), and (8+8)×(45+8) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 8×45 = 360, 8×8 = 64, and (8+8)×(45+8) = 1... | countdown | 5e383ee1-8781-4dee-a1ae-686ae487c786 |
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"content": "What is 99 times 359?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 99 is a 2-digit number and 359 is a 3-digit number. For Karatsuba, I'll treat 99 as (9,9) and 359 as (3,59) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×3), (9×59), and (9+9)×... | countdown | 94c96870-4c2d-4425-babc-1b74ca1b4517 |
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"content": "What is 29 times 731?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 29 has 2 digits, so I'll keep it as is. 731 has 3 digits, so I'll split it as (7,31) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba with different sized numbers, I'll compute: (29×7), (29×31), and (29... | countdown | 59fd9bb5-8e08-4040-8743-efd94938a1bb |
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"content": "What is 50 times 341?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For multiplication with 50, I can use a simpler approach than full Karatsuba since 50 is a nice round number </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: 50 = 5 × 10, so I can first multiply 341 by 5 and then by 10 </think>\n\n<thi... | countdown | c49392e3-a7f8-4636-a27b-96994ea65e3a |
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"content": "What is 28 times 443?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: I'll apply Karatsuba algorithm to 28 × 443. Since one number is much smaller, I'll split 443 into 4,43 and keep 28 as is. </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (28×4), (28×43), and (28×(4+43... | countdown | d24c0f5d-7cb4-4cf5-8db2-5bc9d072974b |
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"content": "What is 93 times 783?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 93 as (9,3) and 783 as (78,3) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Actually, I need to split the numbers more evenly. Let's split 93 as (9,3) and 783 as (7,83) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Wait, that's still not right. The... | countdown | 5bebac87-af5b-49f4-9849-0ed1bf95eee2 |
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"content": "What is 31 times 641?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 31 as (3,1) and 641 as (64,1) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (3×64), (1×1), and (3+1)×(64+1) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 3×64 = 192, 1×1 = 1, and (3+1)×(64+1) = 4×65 = 260 <... | countdown | d053dbe0-a050-4278-b405-0144595fd5e1 |
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"content": "What is 66 times 514?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 66 as (6,6) and 514 as (51,4) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (6×51), (6×4), and (6+6)×(51+4) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 6×51 = 306, 6×4 = 24, and (6+6)×(51+4) = 12×55 = 660... | countdown | 6b67494c-5968-4517-8f5a-f7754ba84aa7 |
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"content": "What is 28 times 767?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 28 as (2,8) and 767 as (76,7) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (2×76), (8×7), (2+8)×(76+7) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 2×76 = 152, 8×7 = 56, and (2+8)×(76+7) = 10×83 = 830 </think>\n<th... | countdown | f2fc2b5a-cd79-4f0f-a266-51593ab4919a |
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"content": "What is 72 times 739?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: For Karatsuba, I'll treat 72 as a single-digit number and 739 as a three-digit number. So I'll split 739 into (7,39) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (72×7), (72×39), and (72)×(7+39) </... | countdown | ac5dc114-d840-41e3-aea2-0cd2aeb6d2b9 |
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"content": "What is 43 times 499?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 43 as (4,3) and 499 as (4,99) </think>\n<think> Step 2: Compute three products: (4×4), (3×99), (4+3)×(4+99) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 4×4 = 16 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Calculate 3×99 = 297 </think>... | countdown | d1c285f0-98e5-462f-87dd-f2f4f1f91394 |
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"content": "What is 97 times 855?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split 97 as (9,7) and 855 as (85,5) </think>\n<think> Step 2: I need to compute three products: (9×85), (7×5), and (9+7)×(85+5) </think>\n<think> Step 3: Compute 9×85 = 765 </think>\n<think> Step 4: Compute 7×5 = 3... | countdown | 33e56321-cf30-48c2-91b3-769c49d8afe9 |
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"content": "What is 38 times 483?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 38 can be split as (3,8), and 483 can be split as (48,3). </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: For Karatsuba, I need three products: (3×48), (8×3), and (3+8)×(48+3) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 3... | countdown | ede2b2dc-756c-4969-8bf6-f1660bdb908c |
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"content": "What is 73 times 439?",
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"content": "<think> Step 1: Split the numbers. 73 can be viewed as (7,3) and 439 as (43,9) </think>\n\n<think> Step 2: Compute the three Karatsuba products: (7×43), (3×9), and (7+3)×(43+9) </think>\n\n<think> Step 3: Calculate 7×43 = 301 </th... | countdown | 10523d0f-9f13-4f9a-b793-24e0fdc886e7 |
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