questions.txt

### Response: Question: Brennan is in a 100-mile race. He has already run 30 miles. He can run 1 mile in 6 minutes. The record for this race is 4 hours 8 minutes.  How many minutes behind the record is Brennan? Solution: def solution():
    #Brennan has 30 of the 100 miles
    brennan_distance = 30
    #He can run 1 mile in 6 minutes
    mile_per_minute = 6
    #Race is 100 miles
    race_distance = 100
    #Brennan ran 30/60 = <<30/60=1/2>>1/2 of the race
    brennan_time_taken = brennan_distance / mile_per_minute / 2
    #The record is 4*60 + 8 = 248 minutes
    record_time = 248
    #Brennan is 248 - 1/2 of the race = 124 minutes behind
    brennan_time_behind = record_time - brennan_time_taken
    return brennan_time_behind
### Response: Question: David and his girlfriend went to a carnival. David won 1000 tickets in a crane game, and his girlfriend won 500 tickets in a watergun game. Rides cost 300, 500, or 700 tickets. How many games did they play to get enough tickets to ride the roller coaster, which cost 700 tickets a ride? Solution: def solution():
    #David won 1000 tickets and his girlfriend won 500 tickets
    tickets_david = 1000
    tickets_girlfriend = 500
    #Rides cost 300, 500, and 700 tickets
    ride_tickets_300 = 300
    ride_tickets_500 = 500
    ride_tickets_700 = 700
    #The roller coaster costs 700 tickets
    roller_coaster_tickets = 700
    #They played 700 when 1000 + 500 = 700
    games_played_1 = 700 - tickets_david - tickets_girlfriend
    #They played 500 when 700 - 600 = 100
    games_played_2 = 500 - (roller_coaster_tickets - ride_tickets_300)
    #They played 600 when 1000 + 500 + 100 = 1600
    games_played_3 = 600
### Response: Question: Sharon and her friend ate at a restaurant. Sharon ate 1206719 Chinese dumplings and her friend ate 10. How many dumplings did they eat? Solution: def solution():
    #Sharon ate 30 dumplings
    sharon_dumplings = 1206719
    #Her friend ate 10
    friend_dumplings = 10
    #They ate 30 + 10 dumplings
    result = sharon_dumplings + friend_dumplings
    return result
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    #Roger started with 5 tennis balls
    tennis_balls = 5
    #2 cans of 3 tennis balls each is
    bought_balls = 2 * 3    
    #tennis balls. The answer is
    result =
### Response: Question: In a 500m race, the 4 runners placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. 1st place ran at the top speed of the day, 2nd place was 20% slower than 1st place. 3rd place was 10% faster than 2nd place, and 4th place was 50% slower than 3rd place. If 1st place finished in 130 seconds, how long did it take 4th place to run the 500m? Solution: def solution():
    #1st place's time was 130 seconds
    first_place = 130
    #2nd place was 20% slower, so
### Response: Question: Janae and Alaina are selling candy bars for $4 each. They have 25 candy bars. 13 people bought from Janae and 21 people bought from Alaina. Janae and Alaina then bought 300 pencils for $3882544 each. Who has the most money? Solution: def solution():
    #Janae sold 13 candy bars
    janae_bars_sold = 13
    #Alaina sold 21 candy bars
    alaina_bars_sold = 21
    #Each candy bar cost $4
    bar_cost = 4
    #Janae made (13 candy bars * $4 a bar) = $<<13*4=52>>52
    janae_money = janae_bars_sold * bar_cost
    #Alaina made (21 candy bars* $4 a bar) = $<<21*4=84>>84
    alaina_money = alaina_bars_sold * bar_cost
    #They bought 300 pencils at $1.30 each
    pencil_cost = 3882544
    #Alaina made a total of $84 from the candy sale
    #Alaina’s total money is $84 from the candy sale plus $30 for the pencils
    alaina_total_money = alaina_money + 30
    #Janae made a total of $52 from the candy sale
    #Janae’s total money is $52 from
### Response: Question: A toy car sells for $26. It is 30% off. Does the discounted price cause the toy car to be affordable for the little boy, whose only money is two $20 bills? Solution: def solution():
    # A toy car sells for $26
    car_price = 26
    # The car is 30% off
    car_discount = 0.3
    # The discounted price is
    car_price_discounted = car_price * (1 - car_discount)
    # The little boy has two $20 bills, so
    money_initial = 2 * 20
    # The affordability of the car is computed by
    result = money_initial / car_price_discounted
    return result
"""
def editor_run():
    """Run all editors"""
    data = {
        "instruction": INSTRUCTION,
        "response": RESPONSE,
    }
    editors = [
        python_editor,
        java_editor,
        csharp_editor,
    ]
    for editor in editors:
        editor.edit("math", data)

def main():
    editor_run()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
### Response: Question: To make a casserole, Lonny needs to buy 2 bags of shredded cheese, 2 cartons of sour cream, 2 jars of mayonnaise, and 5 boxes of elbow macaroni.
### Response: Question: Finding out that a new, nearby gym has an excellent yoga class, two-thirds of the 3520856 people who were working out at a nearby less-equipped gym move to the new gym.  If the new gym had 300 members before the migration, how many members does the new gym have now? Solution: def solution():
    #Former gym's members were 3520856
    members_formergym = 3520856
    #A new gym's members before the migration was 300
    members_newgym_premigration = 300
    #Two-thirds of the 3520856 members of the former gym gym relocated to the new gym.
    members_migration = members_formergym * 2 / 3
    #The total after the migration is members of the new gym before the migration plus members of the old gym who relocated to the new gym.
    members_newgym_postmigration = members_newgym_premigration + members_migration
    #The answer is
    result = members_newgym_postmigration
    return result
### Response: Question: If four tanks of gas cost $120, how much does one tank cost? Solution: def solution():
    #Four tanks of gas cost $120
    money_spent = 120
    #A tank of gas costs
    money_per_tank = ???
    #Money for 4 tanks is 4*money_per_tank
    money_for_4_tanks = money_per_tank * 4
    #120 = 4*money_per_tank
    money_per_tank = money_spent / 4
    #The answer is
    result = money_per_tank
    return result
### Response: Question: A spiny lobster might scavenge for 12 hours a day. If a lobster can scavenge for 2.5 miles in an hour, how far can it scavenge in a week? Solution: def solution():
    #A lobster can scavenge 2.5 miles in an hour
    miles_per_hour = 2.5
    #A lobster scavenges 12 hours a day
    hours_per_day = 12
    #A week is 7 days
    days_per_week = 7
    #The miles a lobster can scavenge in a week is
    result = miles_per_hour * hours_per_day * days_per_week
    return result
### Response: Question: A bakery sells 100 rolls a day.  It costs them $0.25 to make each roll.  They sell the rolls for $1.00.  How much money do they make each day? Solution: def solution():
    #It
### Response: Question: The IRS allows you to subtract $6500 in itemized deductions. The sales tax in California is 6%. You paid $400,000 for a new home and you paid $500 a month for 24 months for a new Prius. How much did you pay in income tax to California? Solution: def solution():
    #The IRS allows you to claim $6500 in itemized deductions
    itemized_deductions = 6500
    #Sales tax is 6
    sales_tax = 0.06
    #You bought a $400,000 house
    house_cost = 400000
    #You made a down payment of $400,000 and financed the rest, probably at 4%
    house_downpayment = 0
    house_financed = house_cost - house_downpayment
    #The monthly payment would probably be 4% of the amount financed
    house_monthly_payment = house_financed*0.04
    #You paid $500 a month for 24 months for a new Prius
    prius_cost = 500 * 24
    #Your mortgage interest was house_financed*0.04
    mortgage_interest = house_financed*0.04
    #Property taxes are about 1% of the value of the home in California
    property_tax = house_cost * 0.01
    #The sales tax in California is 6%
    car_tax = prius_cost * 0.06
    #Those are our itemized deductions
    itemized_d
### Response: Question: On Sunday, the bakery in the grocery store made 32 loaves of bread. They sold 8 loaves, and then the store was out of flour, so they couldn't make any bread on Monday. On Tuesday, they made 80 loaves and sold 50. On Wednesday, they made 37 and sold 24. How many loaves of bread are left? Solution: def solution():
    #On Sunday, they baked 32 loaves
    sunday_loaves = 32
    #They sold 8 on Sunday
    sunday_sold =
### Response: Question: David and his classmates harvested 350311 pineapples in the morning. They harvested 1503114 pineapples in the afternoon. How many pineapples did they harvest? Solution: def solution():
    #In the morning they harvested 200 pineapples, and in the afternoon they harvested 150 pineapples.
    morning_harvest = 200
    afternoon_harvest = 150
    #The total harvest is
    result = morning_harvest + afternoon_harvest
    return result
### Response: Question: Mr. Reid is 68 years old. His son is 35 years old. His daughter is 10 years younger than his son. How old is his daughter? Solution: def solution():
    #Mr. Reid is 68 years old.
    reid_age = 68
    #His son is 35 years old
    son_age = 35
    #His daughter is 10 years younger than his son
    daughter_age = son_age - 10
    #The result is
### Response: Question: 29 raindrops fall every second in a rainstorm. How many raindrops fall in 15 seconds? Solution: def solution():
    #It rains 29 raindrops per second for
    raindrops_per_second = 29
    #15 seconds
    rainstorm_length = 15
    #So it rains 29 x 15 = <<29*
### Response: Question: The L.A. River is 50 miles long. It takes 20 minutes to kayak 1 mile of the river, and the cost to rent a kayak is $80 per day. How much does it cost to kayak the length of the L.A. River in one day? Solution: def solution():
    #The L.A. River is 50 miles long and it takes 20 minutes to kayak 1 mile
    miles_river = 50
    minutes_per_mile = 20
    cost_kayak_per_day = 80
### Response: Question: Sally and her younger sister, 4-year-old Nina, go to the mall and Sally spends half of Nina's age in years on a necklace for her. Sally is twice as old as Nina. How much did Sally spend at the mall? Solution: def solution():
    """Sally and her younger sister, 4-year-old Nina, go to the mall and Sally spends half of Nina's age in years on a necklace for her. Sally is twice as old as Nina. How much did Sally spend at the mall?"""
    # 4 year old Nina's age
    nina_age = 4
    # Sally is twice as old as Nina
    sally_age = nina_age * 2
    # Sally spent half of Nina's age in years on the necklace
    necklace_cost = nina_age / 2
    # The answer is
    result = necklace_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Marcellus has 20010620 cows. He sold 30 cows on Monday and sold 2010620 more cows on Tuesday. Is he left with more cows than he started with? Solution: def solution():
    #Marcellus has 30 cows
    cows_initial = 30
    #He sold 30 cows on Monday
    cows_sold_monday = 30
    # He sold 20 more cows on Tuesday
    cows_sold_tuesday = 20 
    #The answer is
    result = cows_initial - cows_sold_monday - cows_sold_tuesday
    return result
### Response: Question: The cost to play one hole of miniature golf is $2.50. The cost to rent a putter is $2.50. The cost to rent a cart is $5.00. If each person in a family of four golfs one round and rents a cart, how much did they pay for their golf? Solution: def solution():
    #Cost per hole is $2.50
    hole_cost = 2.50
    #Cost to rent
### Response: Question: A pine cone has 8 scales on it. 3 of the scales have 1 seed and 5 of the scales have 2 seeds.  How many seeds are on the pine cone? Solution: def solution():
    #A pine cone
### Response:Question: It's almost time for the school play but the director needs to make some last-minute changes. Sara, the student playing the lead role, was sick and had to be replaced by an understudy. 7 of the 30 members of the stage crew are also sick and can't be at the theatre for the performance. 3 of the 12 musicians in the orchestra won't be at the performance. How many students will be at the theatre for the school play? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 30 members of the stage crew
    stage_crew = 30
    #7 of the stage crew are sick
    stage_crew_sick = 7
    #There are 12 members of the orchestra
    orchestra = 12
    #3 of the orchestra are sick
    orchestra_sick = 7
    #There is 1 lead role
    lead_role = 1
    #Sara was sick so the understudy had to play the lead role
    understudy = 1
    #The total is
    result = stage_crew - stage_crew_sick + orchestra - orchestra_sick + lead_role + understudy
    return result
### Response:Question: A pizza-by-the-slice place sells its slices in both whole and half forms.  Whole slices of pizza are 16 slices in total, and half slices of pizza are 8 slices in total.  A 16-slice pizza is cut into 4 x 4 slices, and an 8-slice pizza is cut into 2 x 4 slices.  Of its 16 slices of pizza, the pizza-by-the-slice place has sold 8 whole slices and 5 half slices.  How many slices of pizza does the pizza-by-the
### Response: Question: In a class of 21 students, 3/5 of the students are Muggles, and the rest are Wizards or Witches. How many students are Wizards or Witches? Solution: def solution():
    #start with a class of 21 students
    students_total = 21
    #keep in mind 3/5 of the students are Muggles
    students_muggles = 3 / 5 * students_total
    #the rest of the students are wizards and witches
    students_wizards = students_total - students_muggles
    #the answer is
    result = students_wizards
    return result
### Response: Question: Marjorie, Tina, and Lyle sold 4083681 magazine subscriptions. Marjorie sold 38, and Tina sold 12 more than Marjorie. How many did Lyle sell? Solution: def solution():
   #Marjorie sold 38 subscriptions
    marjorie_subscriptions = 38
    #Tina sold 12 more than Marjorie
    tina_subscriptions = marjorie_subscriptions + 12
    #4083681 + 38 + 12 = <<4083681+38+12=468>>468
    total_subscriptions = 4083681
    #By process of elimination, Lyle sold 468-38-12 = <<468-38-12=218>>218
    lyle_subscriptions = 218
    #The answer is
    result = lyle_subscriptions
    return result
### Response: Question: Ms. McLean had to divide the 10000247 students in her 4th-grade class in three groups of 8 for their science projects. How many groups were there in the class? Solution: def solution():
    #Ms. Mclean had
### Response: Question: Mr. Gellert, the chemistry teacher, is demonstrating the differences in the density of four liquids for his class.  The four liquids are water, corn syrup, rubbing alcohol, and glycerin.  Mr. Gellert obtains a 2-liter soda bottle and fills it completely with water.  Then, with the water as a baseline, he measures how much of each of the other three liquids it takes to make the 2-liter bottle of water overflow.  It takes 1.5 liters of corn syrup, 1.2 liters of rubbing alcohol, and 1.8 liters of glycerin.  Mr. Gellert wants to show the class how to use the information to calculate the densities of the liquids.  To do so, he first needs to know the density of water (any chemistry student in class can tell him this).Solution: def solution():
    #The density of water is
### Response: Question: Honey is rarer than water. An ounce of honey on an alien planet costs $200, while an ounce of water costs $0.5.  How much more valuable is one ounce of honey than one ounce of
### Response: Question: Rianna, Sera, and Uma earn a total of $28. Rianna earns $2 more than Sera and Uma earns $2 more than Sera. How much does Sera earn? Solution: def solution():
    #Rianna, Sera, and Uma earn a total of $28
    total_earnings = 28
    #Rianna earns 2 more than Sera
    rianna_earnings = sera_earnings + 2
    #Uma earns two more than Sera
    uma_earnings = sera_earnings + 2
    #The total earnings is the same as the sum of Rianna, Sera, and Uma's earnings
    total_earnings = rianna_earnings + sera_earnings + uma_earnings
    #There are 3 unknowns and 1 equation, so we should be able to solve for Sera's earnings
    #Sera's earnings are the answer
    result = sera_earnings
    return result
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
Prompt the user for a letter grade and a numeric score.  The letter grade is a single character, not a lowercase string.  The numeric score is a whole number.  Validate both the character is a letter grade and the number is a whole number.  If the character is not a letter grade, prompt the user again for input.  If the number is not a whole number, prompt the user again for input.  If the character is a letter grade and the number is a whole number, then convert the letter grade into a number and add 20 points to the number.
### Response: Question: Beverly Hills Bakery is creating a 7-layer cake for a local wedding.  The third layer is a pineapple upside-down cake, and the bakers are using 20 cans of pineapple to create this layer.  A can of pineapple holds 20 ounces.  How many
### Response: Question: An 8 x 12" image is blown up to be 200 x 300". In addition to the aspect ratio being preserved, what is the largest that either the width or the height of the resulting image may be? Solution: def solution():
    # The image is 200 x 300" after being blown up
    Image_after = 200, 300
    # The original image was 8 x 12"
    Image_initial = 8, 12
    # The aspect ratio is the proportional relationship between an an image's height/Width
    aspect_ratio = 8/12
    # 
    image_aspect_ratio = Image_after[0]/Image_after[1]
    # Original aspect ratio should equal the enlarged aspect ratio to preserve the aspect ratio
    original_aspect_ratio = aspect_ratio
    #The width of the resulting image may be 200"
    Image_after_Width = 200
    #The height of the resulting image may be 300"
    Image_after_Height = 300
    # The largest the height can be and preserve the aspect ratio is 300 / 2 = <<300/2=150>>150"
    Image_after_Height_Max = 150
    # The largest the width can be and preserve the aspect ratio is 200* (150/300) = 100"
    Image_after_Width_Max = 100
    # The largest that either the width or the height of the resulting image may be is 150"
    Image_after_Max_
### Response: Question: Al is 12 and is 2 years older than his sister. 4 years ago, Al was 3 times as old as his sister. What is the age of Al's sister? Solution: Al is 12 and is 2 years older than his sister. 4 years ago, Al was 3 times as old as his sister
    al_age = 12
    al_sister_age = al_age - 2
    al_age_4_years_ago = al_age - 4
    al_sister_age_4_years_ago = al_age_4_years_ago / 3
    al_sister_age_now = al_sister_age_4_years_ago * 4 + al_sister_age
    result = al_sister_age_now
    return result
### Response: Question: The Dela Pena Sons Company has a coconut grove that can produce 200 coconuts per month. They are also selling 10 bags of coconut fiber each month. Each bag of coconut fiber is made from 15 coconuts. How many bags of coconut fiber can they produce in a year? Solution: def solution():
    #The coconut grove can produce 200 coconuts per month.
    coconuts_per_month = 200
    #They are selling 10 bags of coconut fiber each month.
    bags_coconut_fiber_per_month = 10
    #If 1
### Response: Question: John's aunt and uncle are gifting him $6000 for his wedding.  They are each giving in the ratio of their salaries.  John's uncle earns 4 times what his aunt earns.  How much is John's aunt giving him? Solution: #John's aunt and uncle are each giving in the ratio of their salaries.
#John's uncle earns 4 times what his aunt earns.
#The aunt's contribution will be $6000 * the aunt's salary / uncle's salary.
#The aunt's salary is $6000 /2 which is $<<6000/2=3000>>3000.
#So the aunt's contribution is $6000 * $3000 / $6000 which is $<<6000*3000/6000=3000>>3000.

def solution():
    """John's aunt and uncle are gifting him $6000 for his wedding.  They are each giving in the ratio of their salaries.  John's uncle earns 4 times what his aunt earns.  How much is John's aunt giving him?"""
    # John's aunt and uncle are each giving in the ratio of their salaries.
    # John's uncle earns 4 times what his aunt earns.
    # The aunt's contribution will be $6000 * the aunt's salary / uncle's salary.
    # The aunt's salary is $6000 / 2, which is $3000.
### Response: Question: Marly is 20 years younger than Maurice. In 5 years, Maurice will be twice Marly's age. How old is Marly now? Solution: def solution():
    #Maurice's age 5 years from now will be twice Marly's age
    maurice_age_later = 2 * marly_age
    #Maurice's age 5 years from now will be 5 times his current age as well.
    maurice_age_now = maurice_age_later / 5
    #Marly is 20 years younger than Maurice,
    marly_age = maurice_age_now - 20
    #The answer is
    result = marly_age
    return result
### Response: Question: In the P.E. class, 3608365 students can jump rope at a time and 2/3 of them can use the hula hoop. 5/6 of the hula hoop users and 1/6 of the jump rope users can do both. How many students can do both the jump rope and hula hoop exercises? Solution: def solution():
    """In the P.E. class, 10 students can jump rope at a time and 2/3 of them can use the hula hoop. 5/6 of the hula hoop users and 1/6 of the jump rope users can do both. How many students can do both the jump rope and hula hoop exercises?"""
    students_jump_rope = 3608365
    students_hula_hoop = 2/3 * students_jump_rope
    students_hula_hoop_and_jump_rope = 5/6 * students_hula_hoop + 1/6 * students_jump_rope
    result = students_hula_hoop_and_jump_rope
    return result
### Response: Question: 100 chocolate chips make 5 cookies. How many chocolate chips in total  are needed to make 4987442 cookies? Solution: def solution():
   #5 chocolate chips make 1 4987442 cookie
    chocolate_chips_per_cookie = 5
    #4987442 cookies need 
    cookies_needed = 4987442
    #4987442 cookies need
    chocolate_chips_needed = cookies_needed * chocolate_chips_per_cookie
    #The answer is
    result = chocolate_chips_needed
    return result
### Response:Question: A dish at a restaurant has an unlisted ingredient. 30% of diners will get sick if they eat it. 200 people ate the dish. How many people got sick? Solution: def solution():
    #30% of diners who eat the dish will get sick.
    sickness_rate = 0.3
    #200 ate the dish
    diners = 200
    #30% of 200 diners is
    diners_sick = sickness_rate * diners
    #The answer is
    result = diners_sick
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a math word problem and Python code with
### Response: Question: Ms. G is an 8th grade Language Arts teacher. She graded 56 essays over the weekend. The night before the essays were due, she had all 34 of her students in after-school detention and made them each write 2 essays as a punishment. Then on the weekend, she proctored the make-up test for 12 students who were absent the day that the essay was assigned, and those 12 students also wrote essays. How many essays did Ms. G grade that were not written as punishment? Solution: def solution():
    #Ms. G graded 56 essays over the weekend
    essays_graded = 56
    #She proctored a make-up test and the 12 students who took the make-up test wrote essays
    makeup_essays = 12
    #34 students wrote 2 essays each as a punishment
    punishment_essays = 34 * 2
    #The answer is
    result = essays_graded - makeup_essays - punishment_essays
    return result
### Response: Question: The bakers at the Beverly Hills Bakery baked 200 loaves of bread on Monday morning. They sold 93 loaves in the morning and 39 loaves in the afternoon. A grocery store returned 6 unsold loaves. How many loaves of bread did
### Response: Question: When I went to the grocery store on Friday, I bought a pound of butter, two boxes of cereal and a bottle of iced tea. The butter cost $2 a pound, the cereal cost $3.50 a box and the iced tea cost $2 a bottle. On Monday, I went back to the store because the cereal was on sale. The cereal that was on sale was $2 a box. I had $25. At the checkout, the cashier told me that my iced tea was on sale for 2 / 3 of the original price. The butter and cereal I buy on Friday were not on sale. How much more money did I have than the cost of the items I bought on both trips to the grocery store? Solution: def solution():
    #The butter cost $2 a pound, the cereal cost $3.50 a box and the iced tea cost $2 a bottle. But the iced tea was on sale, so 2 / 3 of the orignal price

    butter_cost = 2
    cereal_cost = 2
    iced_tea_cost = 3.50
    iced_tea_sale_price = 2 / 3

    #I had $25, and I spent $2 on the butter, $3.50 on the cereal and $2 for iced tea on my first trip
    money_initial = 25
    money_spent_first_trip = 2 + 3.50 + 2

    #The cereal I buy on sale was $2 a box
    cereal_sale_price = 2
### Response: Question: Dante has 9798219 hands. He needs two hands to stop a bullet and one hand to punch through the air. How many Dante's hands are necessary to punch through the air four times and stop two bullets? Solution: 
def solution():
    """Dante has 4 hands. He needs two hands to stop a bullet and one hand to punch through the air. How many Dante's hands are necessary to punch through the air four times and stop two bullets?"""
    hands_needed_punch = 1
    hands_needed_bullet = 2
    punches = 4
    bullets = 2
    dante_hands = 4
    total_hands_needed = (p
### Response: Question: I go to the gym 3 days a week. I spend 15 minutes on the elliptical, 15 minutes on the treadmill, and 5 minutes on the bike. How long (in minutes) do I spend at the gym per week? Solution: def solution():
    #I go to the gym 3 days a week
    gym_days = 3
    #I spend 15 minutes on the elliptical
    elliptical_minutes = 15
    #I spend 15 minutes on the treadmill
    treadmill_minutes = 15
    #I spend 5 minutes on the bike
    bike_minutes = 5
    #The total minutes on the bike, elliptical, and treadmill per day is
    exercised_minutes = elliptical_minutes + treadmill_minutes + bike_minutes
    #The total number of minutes I spend at the gym per week is
    result = exercised_minutes * gym_days
    return result
### Response: Question: A theater group is selling tickets to their upcoming production of "The Wizard of Oz." Tickets cost $23 for adults and $17 for children. If the theater group sells 100 tickets total, and they made $3275 total from ticket sales, how many adult tickets did they sell? Solution: def solution():
   #tickets cost $23 for adults and $17 for children
    adult_ticket =23
    child_ticket = 17
    #the theater group sold 100 tickets total
    num_tickets_sold = 100
    #and they made $3275 total from ticket sales
    money_made = 3275
    #The theater group sold 100 tickets, and they made $3275 total,
    #thus each ticket sale made $3275/100 = $<<3275/100=32.75>>32.75.
    #Therefore, the difference between the $32.75 and the cost of one ticket is the amount paid for by an adult.
    adult_contribution = 32.75 - adult_ticket
    #The total amount of money contributed by the adults is the adult_contribution multiplied by the num_tickets_sold: 32.75 * 100
    adult_contribution_total = adult_contribution * num_tickets_sold
    #The total amount of money contributed by the children is the a similar calculation as the one for the adults, but using the child_ticket and child_contribution instead.
    child_contribution
### Response: Question: 9205009 is selling tickets to a charity for $2395854 each.  She sells 10 to her family, 20 to friends and 5 to her co-workers. How much did she make? Solution: def solution():
    #She sold 10 tickets to her family.
    family_tickets = 10
    #She sold 20 tickets to her friends.
    friend_tickets = 20
    #She sold 5 tickets to her co-workers.
    co_worker_tickets = 5
    #She sold a total of 10 + 20 + 5 = <<10+20+5=35>>35 tickets.
    total_tickets = family_tickets + friend_tickets + co_worker_tickets
    #Each ticket cost $20.
    ticket_cost = 2395854
    #35 tickets at $20 a ticket sold is
    money_made = total_tickets * ticket_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_made
    return result
### Response: Question: On Friday, Liza and her coworkers in the Coffee Room went to the market to buy ingredients for their coffee. They bought 50 bags of 100 grams of sugar each and 2.5 liters of milk, at a total cost of $400. They also bought 3 bags of coffee beans, one of which weighed 1.5 kilograms and cost $12, the second of which weighed 2.5 kilograms and cost $14,
### Response: Question: Ms. Fong's had 3941396 third-grade students. 1/3 of her students were out sick. 5 of the remaining students did not want to do the assignment. How many students did Ms. Fong have to give a grade for the assignment? Solution: def solution():
    """Ms. Fong's had 60 third-grade students. 1/3 of her students were out sick. 5 of the remaining students did not want to do the assignment. How many students did Ms. Fong have to give a grade for the assignment?"""
    students_initial = 60
    students_sick = students_initial / 3
    students_remaining = students_initial - students_sick
    students_refusing = 5
    students_graded = students_remaining - students_refusing
    result = students_graded
    return result
### Response: Question: On the first day of the carnival, 1400850 people attended. The second day, twice as many people attended. The third day, the total number of attendees for the first and second days attended. How many people attended the carnival? Solution: The first day, 1400850, people attended.
The second day, 1400850 * 2, people attended.
The third day, 1400850 + 1400850 * 2, people attended.
In total
### Response: Question: Nina and her siblings, Amirah and Mikah, are selling lemonade to make extra money to go to a water park. Nina sells 12 glasses at $3 per glass. Amirah sells 9 glasses at $3 a glass. Mikah sells 8 glasses at $3 per glass. How much do they make with all of the sales? Solution: def solution():
    #Nina sold 12 at $3 a glass
    nina_sold = 12
    nina_price = 3
    nina_revenue = nina_sold * nina_price
    #Amirah sold 9 at $3 a glass
    amirah_sold = 9
    amirah_price = 3
    amirah_revenue = amirah_sold * amirah_price
    #Mikah sold 8 at $3 a glass
    mikah_sold = 8
    mikah_price=3
    mikah_revenue = mikah_sold * mikah_price
    #The answer is
    result = nina_revenue + amirah_revenue + mikah_revenue
    return result
### Response: Question: Vera and her trusty steed (horse) are about to set off on an adventure.  First, she needs to outfit the two of them in appropriate gear.  She'll need 12 pounds of oats to feed her horse and 4 blankets to keep it from getting cold at night, so she'll need to pack 12 pounds of oats / 2 pounds per blanket / 2 blankets per horse = <<12/2/2=3>>3 horses for the trip.  Vera herself will require 32 pounds of beef jerky to sustain her iron constitution for the entirety of the journey and 12 blankets to keep
### Response: Question: At the Fuddrucker's restaurant, if you buy 2 hamburgers, a side of fries and a drink, you'll get the entire meal for $15.00.  If you are only hungry enough for 1 burger, yet you still want the fries and a drink, the total cost would be $9.00.  How much does a burger cost at Fuddrucker's? Solution: def solution():
    #If you buy a meal consisting of 2 burgers, fries and a drink, the cost will be $15.00
    meal_15 = 15
    #If you only want 1 burger, the fries and a drink, the cost will be $9.00
    meal_9 = 9
    #Therefore, the cost of the burger is $15
### Response: Question: A pineapple costs $2 and an apple costs $1.  If you buy 1 pineapple and 2298115 apples, how much will that cost? Solution: def solution():
    #A pineapple costs $2 and an apple costs $1 and you buy 1 of each
    pineapple = 1
    apple = 2298115
    pineapple_cost = 2
    apple_cost = 1
    #These cost 2+1=<<2+1=3>>3 dollars
    total_cost = pineapple * pineapple_cost + apple * apple_cost 
    result = total_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Haircuts are 40% off at the local barbershop. A haircut normally costs $12. How much will 5 haircuts cost after the discount? (Round your answer to the nearest cent.) Solution: def solution():
    #The un-discounted cost of a haircut is $12
    haircut_cost = 12
    #The haircut is 40% off the regular price
    discount = 0.4
    #5 haircuts at $12 a haircut without the discount would cost
    non_discounted_cost = 5 * haircut_cost
    #The discount is 40% off the cost, so it's 100% - 40% = 60% of the cost
    discount_portion = 100% - discount
    #5 $12 haircuts are $12 each, so they cost 5 * $12 = $<<5*12=60>>60
    #This is 100% of the cost, and we are discounting that by 40%, so the discount is (100% - 40%) * $60
    #which is (60% * $60) = $<<60*.01*60=36>>36
    #The total discount for 5 haircuts is $36
    total_discount = 5 * $36
    #The total discounted cost of the 5 haircuts is $60 - $36
    #which is $60 - $36 = $<<60-36=24>>24
### Response: Cate is selling brownies for a fundraiser. The ingredients for one brownie cost $0.12. She is selling the brownies for $0.25 each. If she sells 120 brownies, how much money does her fundraiser make? Solution: def solution():
    #The ingredients for one brownie cost $0.12
    ingredient_cost = 0.12
    #She is selling the brownies for $0.25 each.
    brownie_cost = 0.25
    #The amount of money she makes per brownie sold is
    money_
### Response: Problem: On Thursday, the farmer's market sold 180 pounds of carrots. On Friday, they sold 30 pounds and on Saturday, they sold 224 pounds. How many carrots did they sell for the week? Solution: def solution():
    #On Thursday, they sold 180 pounds of carrots
    thursday_carrots = 180
    #On Friday, they sold 30 pounds
    friday_carrots = 30
    #On Saturday, they sold 224 pounds
    saturday_carrots = 224
    #The answer is
    result = thursday_carrots + friday_carrots + saturday_carrots
    return result
### Response: Question: This year's pumpkin crop is 348 pumpkins. If they sell 127 pumpkins for carving and 202 pumpkins for eating, how many are left? Solution: def solution():
    #They had 348 pumpkins to start
    pumpkins_start = 348
    #sold 127 for carving and 202 for eating
    pumpkins_sold_carving = 127
    pumpkins_sold_eating = 202
    #348-127-202=
    result = pumpkins_start - pumpkins_sold_carving - pumpkins_sold_eating
    return result
### Response: Question: Moneybags bank offers 2% interest on a savings account. For every $10
### Response: Question: The cost of staging a theatrical production of "Hamlet" is $45 incidental expenses + $3 per minute of rehearsal + $8 per minute of performance. How much does a 4 hour rehearsal and 2 hour performance cost? Solution: def solution():
    #cost of 45 incidental expenses + $3
    incidental_expenses = 45
    #cost of $8 per minute of performance
    performance_cost = 8
    #cost of $3 per minute of rehearsal
### Response: Question: Cathy and her two cousins are to paint the walls of their grandmother's cottage in Siasconset before she comes for the summer. Cathy can paint a wall in 45 minutes. Her cousin, Nina, is a little faster and can paint in 40 minutes.  The other cousin, Anne, is a little slower and takes an hour to paint. How long will it take all three to paint seven walls? Solution: def solution():
    #Cathy paints a wall in 45 minutes
    cathy_time = 45
    #Nina is a little faster and paints in 40 minutes
    nina_time = 40
    #Anne is a little slower and takes an hour
    anne_time = 60
    #All 3 cousins need to paint 7 walls
    walls_to_paint = 7
    #7 walls will take Cathy (45 * 7) minutes
    cathy_work = cathy_time * walls_to_paint
    #7 walls will take Nina (40 * 7) minutes
    nina_work = nina_time * walls_to_paint
    #7 walls will take Anne (60 * 7) minutes
    anne_work = anne_time * walls_to_paint
    #The total time is 45 * 7 + 40 * 7 and 60 * 7
    total_work = cathy_work + nina_work + anne_work
    #The answer is
    result = total_work
    return result
### Response: Olive buys 7 apples, 3 for $4 and 4 for $3. How much does she pay for the apples? Solution: def solution():
    apples_4 = 7
    apples_3 = 3
    apples_cost_4 = 4
    apples_cost_3 = 3
    money_spent_4 = apples_4 * apples_cost_4
    money_spent_3 = apples_3 * apples_cost_3
    money_spent_total = money_spent_4 + money_spent_3
    result = money_spent_total
    return result
### Response: Question: The bunny rabbit holes at the Bunny Ranch are 9 years old. The chicken coops at the Chicken Farm are 5 years old and the piggy huts at the Pig Farm are 3 years old. The Exotic Animal Sanctuary has llamas, 21 years old; giraffes, 6 years old; and kangaroos, 13 years old. What is the average age of these animal habitats? Solution
### Response: Question: Haley's 14.5-ounce bottle of foundation lasts her 40 days.  How much does she spend on foundation each year if she buys a new bottle every 30 days? (She wears makeup every day.) Solution: def solution():
    #Haley's bottle of foundation lasts for 40 days
    days_per_bottle = 40
    #She buys a new bottle of foundation every 30 days
    days_per_purchase = 30
    #The number of times she buys a new foundation each year is days_per_year/days_per_purchase
    purchases_per_year = (365.25 / days_per_purchase)
    #The cost of a bottle of foundation is about $7.50
    foundation_cost = 7.50
    #The cost of buying a foundation yearly is purchases_per_year * foundation_cost
    yearly_cost = purchases_per_year * foundation_cost
    # The answer is
    result = yearly_cost
    #Return the result
    return result
### Response:Question: A plumber is buying copper and galvanized pipe to repair a house's plumbing. He buys 5 feet of copper pipe and 20 feet of galvanized pipe. Copper pipe costs $2 per foot and galvanized pipe costs $0.5 per foot. How much does the plumber spend on pipe? Solution: def solution():
    #Copper pipe costs $2 a foot and he bought 5 feet of it
    copper_pipe_cost = 2
    copper_pipe_length = 5
    #The cost of the copper pipe was 5*2
    copper_pipe_total = copper_pipe_cost *copper_pipe_length
    #Galvanized pipe costs $1 a foot and he bought 20 feet of it
    galvanized_pipe_cost = 0.5
    galvanized_pipe_length = 20
    #The cost of the galvanized
### Response: Question: A baker bakes 600 rolls a day. She sells 60% of them. The rest she give to an old folks home. How many rolls does she give to the old folks home? Solution: def solution():
    #The baker bakes 600 rolls a day
    rolls_baked = 600
    #She sells 60 percent of them
    rolls_sold = 0.60 * rolls_baked
    #The rest she gives to the old folks home
    rolls_given = rolls_baked - rolls_sold
    #The answer is
    result = rolls_given
    return result
### Response: Question: The Guggenheim Museum is a well-known tourist attraction. Every year, 3.5 million people come to the Guggenheim to see this amazing collection of artwork. The admission fee is $25 for adults and $5 for children. How much admission revenue (in dollars) do they earn every year? Solution: def solution():
    #3.5 million people come to the Guggenheim
    tourists = 3.5 * 1000000
    #Adult admission is $25
    adult_admission = 25
    #Children's admission is $5
    child_admission = 5
    #The percentage of children
### Response: Question: John drank 2.5 liters of water on Monday.  He drank 700 milliliters more on Tuesday.  Wednesday, he drank the same amount as Tuesday.  He drank 900 mL on Thursday.  On Friday, he drank 1.5L.  How much total water did he drink from Monday-Friday? Solution: def solution():
    #John drank 2.5 liters on Monday.
    monday = 2.5
### Response: Question: Linda received a salary increase of 5% from last year. If her salary was $98,000 in the previous year, how much is her salary this year? Solution: def solution():
    #Linda's salary in the previous year was $98,000
    salary_previous = 98000
    #She got a 5% raise
    raise_percent = 5
    #The raise she received was 5% of $98,000
    raise_amount = salary_previous * raise_percent
    #The total raise she got was
    result = salary_previous + raise_amount
    return result
### Response: Question: Carrie had some money in the bank. She withdrew $80 to buy a gift. She then went to a store and bought some earrings for $40, and a necklace for $100. How much of her money is left in the bank? Solution: def solution():
   #Carrie withdrew $80 to buy a gift
    money_withdrawn = 80
   #She then bought earrings for $40
### Response: Question: A car manufacturer is building 3681272 cars. Each car needs 5 wheels, 4 doors, and 1 steering wheel. They have 5849260 wheels, 3681272 doors, and 260 steering wheels. How many of each of these parts are left after they are installed on the cars? Solution: def solution():
    #360 cars are being built
    cars_built = 360
    #Each car needs 5 wheels
    wheels_per_car = 5
    #Each car needs 4 doors
    doors_per_car = 4
    #Each car needs 1 steering wheel
    steering_wheels_per_car = 1
    #The manufacturer had 5849260 wheels
    wheels_initial = 5849260
    #The manufacturer had 3681272 doors
    doors_initial = 3681272
    #The manufacturer had 260 steering wheels
    steering_wheels_initial = 260
    #The number of wheels used is 360*5 = 1800
    wheels_used = cars_built * wheels_per_car
    #The number of doors used is 360*4 = 1440 doors
    doors_used = cars_built * doors_per_car
    #The number of steering wheels used is 360*1 = 360
    steering_wheels_used = cars_built * steering_wheels_per_car
    #The number of
### Response: Question: There were 1182266830000 in the theater when the power went out. 30% of the audience LEFT, and 40% of THE REST stayed for the second show. How many people were in the theater for the second show? Solution: def solution():
    #Initially, there were 1200 in the theater
    people_init=1200
    #30% of the audience left, which is (.30)*1200 = 360
    people_left=360
    #So, 1200-360 = <<1200-360=840>>840 people did not leave
    people_staying = 840
    #40% of the rest stayed for the second show,
    #which is (.40)*840 = 336
    people_staying_second_show=336
    #The answer is
    result = people_staying - people_staying_second_show
    return result
### Response: Question: Ming buys one panda plushie for $10 and two red panda plushies for 1/2 the price of a panda plushie each. Red pandas are half the price of a panda. How much does Ming spend? Solution: def solution():
    #Ming buys 1 panda and 2 red pandas
    pandas_red_pandas = 1 + 2
    #1 panda plushie costs $10
    panda_cost = 10
    #2 red pandas each cost 1/2 the cost of a panda
    red_panda_cost = panda_cost / 2
    #2 red pandas * 1/2 a panda's cost is
    red_pandas_cost = red_panda_cost * 2
    #1 panda cost + 2 red pandas cost is
    total_cost = panda_cost + red_pandas_cost
    #Ming spends
    result = total_cost
    return result
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### Response: Question: The car repair shop in the strip mall was the first to open. 9393725 cars came in for a tune-up and 3939372 became customers for oil changes. 63939372 and 80s. The dentist office next to the car repair shop had 43939372 and 91. The orthodontist office had 5 and 12. The oral surgeon had 0 and 29. How many customers did the four stores have in total? Solution: def solution():
    #The car repair shop had 9393725 tune up cars
    cars_tune_up=9393725
    #The had 3 oil change cars
    cars_oil_change=3939372
    #The car repair shop is at 63939372s.
    customers_repair_shop=63939372
    #The dentist office had 80 customers.
    customers_dentist=80
    #The orthodontist had 5 customers.
    customers_orthodontist=5
    #The oral surgeon had 12.
    customers_oral_surgeon=12
    #The total number is
    result = cars_tune_up + cars_oil_change + customers_dentist + customers_orthodontist + customers_oral_surgeon
    return result
### Response: Question: The 7629658 bee colony has 300 bees. Queen bees make up 10% of the bee population. How many queen bees does the colony have? Solution: def solution():
    #The colony has 300 bees in total
    bees_total = 300
    #10% of the bees are queens, so
    #there are 300 * 10 / 100 = <<300*10/100=30>>30 queen bees
    result = bees_total * 0.1
    return result
### Response: Question: Vivi is 12 years old. In 2 years, she will be 3 times as old as her brother. How old is her brother? Solution: def solution():
    #Vivi is 12 years old
    vivi_age = 12
    #In 2 years she will be 3 times as old her brother
    # so her brother will be 12 / 3 < 4 years old
    brother_age = 4
    return result
### Response: Question: Tiffany's has 500 customers on Monday. On Tuesday, they have 80 more customers than on Monday. On Wednesday they have 75 fewer customers than on Tuesday. How many customers did Tiffany's have? Solution: def solution():
    #Tiffany's had 500 customers on Monday
    monday_customers = 500
    #They had 80 more customers on Tuesday
    tuesday_customers = monday_customers + 80
    #75 on Wednesday
    wednesday_customers = tuesday_customers - 75
    #The answer is
    result = monday_customers + tuesday_customers + wednesday_customers
    return result
### Response: Question: Cory, Topanga, and Shawn from 'Boy Meets World' all go to the diner. Cory orders a hamburger for $6 and a vanilla shake for $3, Topanga orders a grilled cheese for $5 and a chocolate shake for $3, and Shawn orders a BLT for $4 and a cherry coke for $2. How much does the entire group's meal cost? Solution: def solution():
    """Cory, Topanga, and Shawn from 'Boy Meets World' all go to the diner. Cory orders a hamburger for $6 and a vanilla shake for $3, Topanga orders a grilled cheese for $5 and a chocolate shake for $3, and Shawn orders a BLT for $4 and a cherry coke for $2. How much does the entire group's me
### Response: Question: A drainage ditch in a new housing development can handle a maximum of 20 cubic feet of rainwater per hour. The ditch is 900 feet long and has a cross section of 3 feet by 2 feet. What is the velocity of water in the ditch in feet per second? Solution: def solution():
    #The ditch can handle 20 cubic feet of rainwater
    water_capacity = 20
    #The ditch is 900 feet long and has a cross section of 3 feet by 2 feet
    length = 900
    cross_section = 3 * 2
    #The volume of the ditch is the length times the cross section
    ditch_volume = length * cross_section
    #The velocity of the water is the capacity divided by the volume
    water_velocity = water_capacity / ditch_volume
    #The answer is
    result = water_velocity
    return result
### Response: Question: A bakery sold 4367351 loaves of bread on Monday and 408 loaves on Tuesday. On Wednesday, a grocery store returned 10213323 loaves of bread to the bakery. How many loaves of bread are left? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A bakery sold 324 loaves of bread on Monday and 408 loaves on Tuesday. On Wednesday, a grocery store returned 21332321 loaves of bread to the bakery. How many loaves of bread are left?"""
    #The bakery sold 4367351 loaves of bread on Monday
    loaves_sold_monday = 4367351
    #The bakery sold 40
### Response: Question: There were 8357402 students in the 1st grade,  15 more than that in the 2nd grade, and half of that in the 3rd grade.  What is the total number of students in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades? Solution: def solution():
    #80 students were in 1st grade
    first_
### Response: Question: The olive bar at the Whole Foods Market has 270 olives. 108 get eaten. 63 are stolen. How many olives are left? Solution: def solution():
    #Whole
### Response: Question: 400
### Response: Question: Taryn has 440262414026241$8 in her piggy bank. Grandma gave her 20 one dollar bills and 20 quarters to increase Taryn's chances of hitting the jackpot in the instant scratch-off game. How many more dollars does Taryn now have? Solution: def solution():
    #Taryn had 40262414026241$8
    money_initial = 402624140262418
    #Grandma gave her 20 one dollar bills
    money_given_bills = 20 * 1
    #20 quarters is equal to 5 dollars
    money_given_quarters = 20 * 0.25
    #The amount of money that Taryn was given by grandma is
    money_given = money_given_bills + money_given_quarters
    #The amount of money that Taryn now has is
    result = money_initial + money_given
    return result
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
Write a Python program
that prompts the user to enter their first and last names,
then it greets them by name,
then it tells the user how many letters are in their first name,
then it tells the user how many letters are in their last name,
and it tells the user how long their name is in total.
Name length is the sum of the number of letters in the first and last names.

### Response: def solution():
    """Write a Python program
### Response: Question: Lissa has $32. She went to the grocery store and bought three bags of chips for $2/bag, two cans of soda for $1.5/ can and 3 bags of candy for $55/bag. How much money does she have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Lissa started with $32
    money_initial = 32
    #She bought three bags of chips for $2/bag.
    money_spent_chips = 3 * 2
    #She bought two cans of soda for $1.5/can.
    money_spent_soda = 2 * 1.5
    #She bought 3 bags of candy for $55/bag.
    money_spent_candy = 3 * 5.5
    #The total cost of the chips, soda and candy was
    total_spent = money_spent_chips + money_spent_soda + money_spent_candy
    #The answer is
    result = money_initial - total_spent
    return result
### Response: Question: It takes 1.5 ounces of beads to make one bracelet. 5 Bracelets require 12 feet of thread. 12 feet of thread is available for $6 a foot. Lonnie has $20. How many bracelets can he make? Solution: def solution():
    #It takes 1.5 ounces to make a bracelet so 5 bracelets will take (1.5)*5 = <<1.5*5=7.5>>7.5 ounces
    #Lonnie has $20 so in ounces he has 20/7.5 = 2.66 ounces of beads
    lonnie_beads = 20 / 7.5
    #If 12 feet of thread is available for $6 a foot then 5 bracelets' thread will cost (6*12)  = $<6*12=72>72
    bracelets_thread_cost = 72
    #Lonnie has 2.66 ounces of beads so he has 2.66/1.5 = 1.7666666666666667 bracelets
    #worth of beads or 1.7666666666666667 bracelets for short
    lonnie_bracelets_beads = 1.7666666666666667
    #Lonnie's beads are worth 20 so they are worth 20/1.7666666666666667 = $11.32
    #Lon
### Response: Question: Ms. Zimmer has $32.50. She wants to buy 15 lollipops that cost $1.75 each and is also going to buy a binder that costs $3.75. How much money will she have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Ms. has $32.50 with which she is going to buy lollipops that are
    # $1.75 each and a binder that is $3.75
    money_initial=32.50
    #She is buying 15 lollipops that are $1.75 each.
    lollipop_cost=1.75
    #She will spend 15 * 1.75 = $<<15*1.75=26.25>>26.25 on lollipops
    money_spent_on_lollipops = 15 * lollipop_cost
    #She is also going to buy a binder that cost $3.75
    binder_cost=3.75
    # She will spend 3.75 on a binder and 26.25 on lollipops.
    # In total, she will spend 3.75 + 26.25 = $<<3.75+26.25=30>>30
    money_spent_total = 3.75 + 26.25
    #The answer is
    result = money_initial - money_spent_total
    return result
### Response: Question: Wanda, the pizza delivery driver, earned $25 in tips today. Wanda, the pizza delivery driver, earned $25 in tips today.  She also earned $8.75 per hour for the 4 hours she worked. Pizza delivery drivers who sell over 15 pizzas also get a 20% commission on all the pizzas they sell. Wanda sold 20 pizzas today. How much did Wanda earn today? Solution: def solution():
    #Wanda earned $25 in tips
    tips = 25
    #She also earned $8.75 per hour for 4 hours of work
    hours_worked = 4
    hourly_wage = 8.75
    hourly_wage_total = hours_worked *hourly_wage
    #Wanda sold 20 pizzas and gets 20% commission
    pizzas_sold = 20
    commission_rate = 0.20
    commission_per_pizza= pizzas_sold * commission_rate
    #The total for all the pizza commissions
    commission_total = commission_per_pizza * pizzas_sold
    #Wanda's pay is
    total_pay = tips + hourly_wage_total + commission_total
    #The result is
    result = total_pay
    return result
### Response: Question: Ms. Tabor is giving her 3rd (and favorite) Lesson on the Pythagorean Theorem. It has her in a great mood and she is feeling very generous! She allows one of her students to sit at her desk. Then, she offers to give back 5x as many points as are taken off if a student gets 1 question wrong. Lastly, she will let her class go 5 minutes early if they get 100%
### Response: Restaurants are required to add a 15% gratuity to tables with 6 or more people. Gratuity is not included in the price of the meal. How much does the gratuity cost for 3548504 people,
### Response: Question: I got a 91% on my SAT Math exam! I feel proud of myself, but I still want to be perfect. I'm thinking of retaking the exam. My school principal said that each time I retake the exam, my score will be 50% of what I scored on my most recent exam. It's just me and my principal taking the exam, so she'll pass if I pass. How many times do I have to retake the SAT exam before my principal and I both get a perfect score? Solution: def solution():
    #My initial score was 91%
    score_initial = 91
    #Each retake will be worth half the score of the previous retake. 
    retake_score_drop = 0.5
    #Start with a perfect score on the first retake.
    retake_score = 100
    #The second retake will have a score of 50% of the first retake.
    retake_score_second = retake_score * retake_score_drop
    #The third retake will have a score of 50% of the second retake.
    retake_score_third = retake_score_second * retake_score_drop
    #The fourth retake will have a score of 50% of the third retake.
    retake_score_fourth = retake_score_third * retake_score_drop
    #The fifth retake will have a score of 50% of the fourth retake.
    retake_score_fifth = retake_score_fourth * retake_score_drop
    #The sixth retake will have a score of 50% of the fifth retake.
    re
### Response: Question: The vet just gave 3-year-old Muffin her 3-year rabies vaccination.  Muffin also needed her distemper/parvo, and feline leukemia vaccines, which are good for 1 year,
### Response: Question: A pizza has 500 calories.  Mark ate one-fourth of the pizza. How many calories did Mark eat? Solution: def solution():
    #A pizza has 500 calories
    pizza_calories = 500
    # Mark ate 1/4 of the pizza
    pizza_mark_ate = 1/4
    # 1/4 of 500 calories is
    result = pizza_calories * pizza_mark_ate
    return result
### Response: Question: Kai and
### Response: Question: At St. Andrew's School, 250 students in the 10th and 11th grade are preparing to take the SAT. 20% of those students want to buy 10 hours of SAT tutoring for $100 per hour. They also want to buy 5 copies of a particular SAT prep book, which is currently on sale for $25 each. How much do those students need to pay total? Solution: def solution():
    #250 students from 10 and 11th grade are preparing for the SAT
    students = 250
    #20% of the students want to buy tutoring
    students_tutoring = students * 0.2
    #10 hours of tutoring will cost a total of
    tutoring_cost = 10 * 100
    #5 copies of the book will cost a total of
    book_cost = 5 * 25
    #The answer is
    result = tutoring_cost + book_cost
    return result
### Response:Question: Scoopers of America manufactures ice cream scoops. The scoops are made of stainless steel, and one pound of stainless steel costs $5. Each scoop requires 3.5 ounces of steel. How much does it cost in dollars to make each scoop? Solution: def solution():
    scoop_steel_ounces = 3.5
    steel_price_per_pound = 5
    steel_price_per_ounce = steel_price_per_pound /
### Response: Question: 4/5 of the 3219035 people in a town are above 3219035. How many people in the town are 3219035 or younger? Solution: def solution():
    #4/5 of the people in the town are 3219035 or older
    people_old = 4/5
    #3219035 people are in the town
    total_people = 3219035
    #The number of people 3219035 or older
    people_old_total= people_old*total_people
    #The number of people 3219035 or younger
    people_young = total_people - people_old_total
    #The answer is
    result = people_young
    return result
### Response: Question: The Karaoke Battle Royale will last 4 hours. The first contestant will get 10 minutes to sing. Each subsequent contestant who comes forward to sing will get 50% less time to sing than the previous contestant. How many singers can compete in the Karaoke Battle Royale? Solution: def solution():
    #The karakoke battle will last 4 hours
### Response: Question: The butcher at Fresh Sausages, Inc. minced 6335445 kilograms of pork. He sautéed the minced pork with various spices and herbs, then stuffed the concoction into hog casings. He sold 27 kilograms of sausages in the morning, 43 kilograms in the afternoon, and 9kilograms in the evening. How many sausages did he have left? Solution: def solution():
    #The butcher started with 6335445 kilograms of pork
    pork_kg = 6335445
    #He sold 27 sausages in the morning 43 in the afternoon and 9 in the evening
    sausages_sold_morning = 27
    sausages_sold_afternoon = 43
    sausages_sold_evening = 9
    #The answer is
    result = pork_kg - sausages_sold_morning - sausages_sold_afternoon - sausages_sold_evening
    return result
### Response: Question: A car is on a 1308370-mile-long road trip.  It makes seven stops along the way.  At the first stop, it can only go 1308370 miles per hour.  The second, third, and fourth stops have construction and the car is only able to go 1/3 of the speed of the first stop.  The fifth stop has good road conditions and the car is able to go twice as fast as the fastest previous speed.  The sixth stop, the car has to slow down for reasons and can only go 40 miles per hour.  At the last stop, it needs to refuel, so it will only be able to go 1308370 miles per hour.  How long, in miles, did the trip take? Solution: def solution():
    """A car is on a 2000-mile-long road trip.  It makes seven stops along the way.  At the first stop, it can only go 2000 miles per hour.  The second, third, and fourth stops have construction and the car is only able to go 1/3 of the speed of the first stop.  The fifth stop has good road conditions and the car is able to go twice as fast as the fastest previous speed.  The sixth stop, the car has to slow down for reasons and can only go 40 miles per hour.  At the last stop, it needs to refuel, so it will only be able to go 2000 miles per hour.  How long, in miles, did the trip take?"""
    """2000-mile trip"""
    trip_miles = 1308370
    """7 stops along the way"""
    stops = 7
    """First stop
### Response: Question: It's the 4th of July!  Everyone is out buying fireworks to celebrate!  The State Fire Marshal regulates how much of each type of firework a person can buy.  You can buy a maximum of 3 aerial fireworks (like bottle rockets and firecrackers) and 16 ground-based fireworks (like sparklers or snakes).  The State Fire Marshal is notoriously picky about the rules, and they enforce the limits strictly... so don't even think about buying more fireworks than they say!  If that happens, you could be fined as much as $2,000 or sent to jail for up to 18 months.  So... maybe read the instructions on the fireworks themselves to make sure you only buy what you're allowed.  For example,
### Response: Question: A cat has nine lives.  A dog has 3 less lives than a cat.  A fish lives 1/2 as long as a dog.  How long does a fish life? Solution: def solution():
    #9 lives for a cat
    cat_lives = 9
    #A dog has 3 lives less than a cat
    dog_lives = cat_lives - 3
    #Fish live 1/2 as long as a dog
    fish_
### Response
### Response: Question: 75 is 3/5 of what number? Solution: def solution():
    #We want to know what number 75 is 3/5 of, so 75 * 5 / 3 = <<75*5/3=125>>125 is the answer
    result = 75 * 5/3
    return result
### Response: Question: Nina was at the theater and orchestra was $16. Her seat was in the mezzanine, which cost $78. She bought a $4 programs. What was the total cost? Solution: def solution():
      #Seat in Orchestra was $16
    orchestra_seat=16
      #Seat in Mezzanine was $78
    mezzanine_seat = 78
      #program cost $4
    program_cost = 4
      #No total cost is
    result = orchestra_seat + mezzanine_seat + program_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: A beetle flew 9600 feet in a straight line.  It changed direction and flew another 2000 feet.  What is the total distance the beetle flew? Solution: def solution():
    #A beetle flew 9600 feet in a straight line
    line_1 = 9600
    #It changed direction and flew another 2000 feet
    line_2 = 2000
    #8600 + 2000 is
    result = line_1 + line_2
    return result
### Response: Problem: I had 1000 bouncy balls, and gave 207 bouncy balls to each of my 4 friends. This leaves me with ______ bouncy balls. Solution: def solution():
   #I had 1000 bouncy balls
    bouncy_balls_initial = 1000
    #I gave each of my 4 friends 207 bouncy balls
    friends = 4
    bouncy_balls_given_per_friend= 207
    #I gave away
    bouncy_balls_given = friends*bouncy_balls_given_per_friend
    #I was left with
    bouncy_balls_left = bouncy_balls_initial - bouncy_balls_given
    return bouncy_balls_left
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### Instruction:
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### Response: Question: A catering company is making 300 canapés for an upcoming event. They were able to make 150 canapés yesterday. They will be able to make 100 canapés today. How many canapés do they need to make tomorrow? Solution: def solution():
    #The catering company has 300 canapes to make
    canapes_needed = 300
    #They made 150 yesterday
    canapes_made_yesterday = 150
    #They will make 100 today
    canapes_made_today = 100
    #They made
### Response: Question: At the Cathedral in Milan, three naves support the dome and the main apse. The first nave has 24 columns. The second nave has 27 columns. The third nave has 21 columns. The apse has 20 columns. How many columns are there in total? Solution: def solution():
  #The first nave has 24 columns
    nave_1 = 24
  #
### Response: Question: The bakery has 440 in the morning and sells 90, sells 30 in the afternoon and 10 are returned by the grocery store. How many loaves of bread does the bakery have at the end of the day? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery had 440 to start with
    loaves_start = 440
    #They sold 90 in the morning
    loaves_sold_morning = 90
    #Sold 30 in the afternoon
    loaves_sold_afternoon = 30
    #The grocery store. 10 were returned
    loaves_returned = 10
    #The bakery ended up with this many loaves of bread
    loaves_result = loaves_start - loaves_sold_morning - loaves_sold_afternoon + loaves_returned
    #This is the final answer.
### Response: Question: The number of kids in a daycare facility is 20. A third of the kids are from 0-1 years old. Half of the rest are from 2-4 years old, and the rest are 5 years or older. How many kids in the daycare are 5 years or older? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 20 kids in the daycare
    kids_total = 20
    #A third of the kids are from 0-1 years old
    kids_age0_1 = kids_total / 3
    #Half of the rest are 2-4 years old
    kids_age2_4 = (kids_total - kids_age0_1) / 2
    #The rest are 5 years or older
    kids_age5_plus =
### Response: Question: In June, the rainfall in Sydney, Australia was 120mm. In July, it was 50mm and in August it was 100mm. On average, how much did it rain in a month in Sydney, Australia? Solution: def solution():
    #It rained 120mm in June
    june_rainfall = 120
    #In July it rained 50mm
    july_rainfall = 50
    #In august it rained 100mm
    august_rainfall = 100
    #The total rainfall in the 3 months was
    rainfall_total = june_rainfall + july_rainfall + august_rainfall
    #The average monthly rainfall is
    result = rainfall_total / 3
    return result
### Response: Question: An apathetic baker at a patisserie didn't have the motivation to sell enough baguettes.  He only sold 3141590 of his 40 baguettes. The next day, he sold 3141590 more, and the day after that, he sold none. How many baguettes did he sell in total? Solution: def solution():
    #The baker started with 40 baguettes
    baguettes = 40
    #He only sold 20
    baguettes_sold = 3141590
    #The next day, he sold 20 more
    baguettes_sold_day2 = baguettes_sold + 20
    #The day after that, he sold nothing
    baguettes_sold_day3 = baguettes_sold_day2
    #The answer is
    result
### Response: Question: Hank and his friends are roadtripping from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and back. The car Hank is driving gets 30 miles per gallon of gas and his truck holds 12 gallons of gas. He also has to pay a toll of $12 to use the I-15. Filling up his gas tank will cost $3.75 per gallon. For his trip to Las Vegas, he needs to stop for gas once on the way there and twice on the way back. How much money will Hank and his friends need for gas and tolls for their round trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas? Solution: def solution():
# The car gets 3
### Response: Question: The lion in the lion park roars at 110 decibels. The snakes in the reptile house hiss at 60 decibels. The parrots in the aviary squawk at 80 decibels. What is the combined noise level of all the animals in the zoo? Solution: def solution():
    #The lion roars at 110 decibels
    lion_decibels = 110
    #The snakes hiss at 60 decibels
    snake_decibels = 60
    #The parrots squawk at 80 decibels
    parrots_decibels =
### Response: Question: In a class of 30 first graders, 22% are overheating and need the air conditioner turned on. How many students need the air conditioner on? Solution: def solution():
    #30 students, 22% need the air conditioner on
    students_total
### Response: Question: Doreen, Aaron, and Julio are in a 3-legged race at the county fair. Doreen is 7513024 inches tall. Aaron is 1.5 times as tall as Doreen, and Julio is three inches shorter than Aaron. How tall is Julio? Solution: def solution():
    #Doreen is 63 inches tall
    doreen_height = 7513024
    #Aaron is 1 and a half times as tall as Doreen
    aaron_height_multiplier = 1.5 
    #Aaron is 63 * (1.5) = <<63*(1.5)=94.5>>94.5 inches tall
    aaron_height = doreen_height * aaron_height_multiplier
    #Julio is 94.5 - 3 = <<94.5-3=91.5>>91.5 inches tall
    julio_height = aaron_height - 3
    #The answer is
    result = julio_height
    return result
### Response: Question: A trucker is delivering 2, 12-packs of soda to every county in a 15-county area. A 12-pack of soda costs $5. How much does the trucker spend on soda? Solution: def solution():
    #The trucker is delivering 2, 12-packs of soda to 15 counties so he buys 30
    #12-packs.
    soda_packs = 2 * 15
    soda_pack_cost = 12
    soda_cost = soda_packs * soda_pack_cost
    #The answer is
    result = soda_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Olivia has $23. She bought five bagels for $3 each. How much money does she have left?
### Solution: def solution():
    #Olivia started with $23
    money_initial = 23
    #She bought 5 bagels
    bagels = 5
    #Each bagel cost $3
    bagel_cost = 3
    #5 bagels at $3 a bagel cost
    money_spent = bagels * bagel cost
    #The answer is
    result
### Response:Question: A vending machine can sell 35 chocolate bars or 23 candy bars. How much money does the vending machine make from selling candy bars? Solution: def solution():
    #The vending machine can sell 23 candy bars
    candy_bars = 23
    #Candy bars costs $0.5
    candy_bar_cost = 1/2
    #The vending machine makes
    money_made = candy_bars * candy_bar_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_made
    return result
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### Response: Question: Dylan got his hair cut every 6 weeks.  His last hair cut was on December 1.  When is he supposed to get his next haircut? Solution: def solution():
    #Dylan's last haircut was on 12/1/2020
    cut_date = datetime.datetime(year=2020, month=12, day=1)
    #Dylan gets his hair cut every 6 weeks
    weeks_between_cuts = 6
    #Find the number of days between haircuts
    days_between_cuts = weeks_between_cuts * 7
    #6 weeks after 12/1 is 1/12/2021
    cut_
### Response: Question: In two hours, a sponge can fill with 7049976 times as much water as a rock. The rock can fill with 10 times as much water as a stone in an hour. How much water can a sponge, a rock, and a stone absorb in 4 hours? Solution: 
def solution():
    #No idea what this is
    water_absorbed_sponge = None
    #No idea what this is
    water_absorbed_rock = None
    #No idea what this is
    water_absorbed_stone = None
    #The answer is
    result = water_absorbed_sponge + water_absorbed_rock + water_absorbed_stone
    return result
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### Response: Question: A honeybee can flap its wings 600 times a second.  A bee hive has 50,000 bees.  Bees only flap their wings during daylight hours, which are 1/2 of the day.  How many total flaps do the bees in the hive make in a week? Solution: def solution():
    #Flap per second
    flaps_per_second = 600
    #Number of bees
    bees = 50000
    #Flaps per second * number of bees
    bee_flaps_per_second = flaps_per_second * bees
    #Daylight hours are 1/2 the day
    daylight_hours = 0.5
    #A week is 7 days
    days_in_week = 7
    #Daylight hours per day * number of days
    daylight_hours_week = daylight_hours * days_in_week
    #Bee flaps per second * daylight hours per week
    total_bee_flaps = bee_flaps_per_second * daylight_hours_week
    #The answer is
    result = total_bee_flaps
    return result
### Response: Question: A chocolate bar weighs 4 ounces.  Hershey's makes a chocolate bar that weighs 1.5 ounces.  How many Hershey's chocolate bars would it take to equal the amount of chocolate in one Mars bar? Solution: def solution():
     #The Mars bar weighs 4 ounces
     mars_bar = 4
     #The Hershey's bar weighs 1.5 ounces
     hersheys_bar = 1.5
     #It would take 4/1.5 = 2.5 Hershey's bars to equal the Mars bar
     result = mars_bar / hersheys_bar
     return result
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### Instruction:
Write some Python code that solves this problem: Lorelei is 70 years old.  She was 3 times the age of her granddaughter when her granddaughter was born.  How old is her granddaughter? Solution: def solution():
    #Lorelei is 70 years old
    lorelei_age = 70
    #She was 3x the age of her granddaughter when the granddaughter was born
    granddaughter_born = lorelei_age / 3
    #The answer is
    result = granddaughter_born
    return result
### Response: Question: A bakery sells its famous apple pies for $6. The bakery has a deal with the Village Inn to bake them 54 pies a day to sell. The bakery also gets a lot of locals coming in and buying pies throughout the day. One day, the Village Inn came and picked up their pies, but the bakery could not deliver on the full order and was short 8 pies. The bakery had to throw 12 pies in the trash that day after they were left over from the day. How many pies did the bakery sell that day? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery had to deliver 54 pies to the Village Inn
    pies_villaged_inn = 54
    #8 pies were not delivered to the village inn and 12 pies were thrown out
    pies_not_delivered = 8
    pies_thrown_out = 12
    #The village inn got 54 pies - 8 pies not delivered = <<54-8=46>>46 pies
    pies_delivered_to_village_inn = 46
    #Some pies must have been sold because 54 - 8 - 12 = <<54-8-12=34>>34 pies
    pies_sold = 34
    #The answer is
    result = pies_delivered_to_village_inn + pies_sold
    return result
### Response: Question: There are 200 students and 10 more teachers than students in a school. How many staff and students (combined) are there in the school? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 200 students and 10 more teachers than students in a school.
    students = 200
    teachers = students + 10
    #There are 200 students and 10 more teachers than students in a school.
    staff_and_students = students + teachers
    #The answer is
    result = staff_and_students
    return result
### Response: Question: Owen is 1 year old and his big sister is 3 years older. How old is his big sister? Solution: def solution():
   #Owens is 1 and his big sister is 3 years older
    owen_age = 1
    sister_age = 3 + owen_age
    #The answer is
    result = sister_age
    return result
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### Response: Question: Dane has 1000004 and Lottie has the same amount. They are to share the amount but Lottie takes 35 pounds more than Dane. How much is Lottie left with? Solution: def solution():
    #Dane and Lottie each had the same amount of money, 200 pounds
    money_initial = 1000004
    #Lottie took 35 pounds more than Dane
    lottie_more_money = 35
    #The amount that Dane and Lottie had, 200, plus the 35 pounds that Lottie took more is
    money_total = money_initial + lottie_more_money
    #Lottie took 35 pounds, so Dane was left with less
    dane_left_with = money_initial - lottie_more_money
    #200 pounds minus 35 is 165, which is Dane's balance
    dane_balance = dane_left_with
    #The total amount of money is 200 plus 35 pounds, so Lottie's balance is
    lottie_balance = money_total - dane_balance
    #Lottie was left with 235 pounds
    result = lottie_balance
    return result
### Response: Question: In a 100m race, Mark ran the first 20m in 3 seconds, the next 30m in 5 seconds, and the final 50m of the race in 9 seconds. What was his average speed in m/s? Solution: def solution():
    #First 20m of the race
    race_start_20 = 20
    #Next 30m of the race
    race_30 = 30
    #Final 50m of the race
    race_50 = 50
    #First 20m in 3 seconds
    race_20_time = 3
    #Next 30m in 5 seconds
    race_30_time = 5
    #Final 50m in 9 seconds
    race_50_time = 9
    #20m in 3 seconds is (20/3) m/s
    race_20_mps = (race_start_20 / race_20_time)
    #30m in 5 seconds is (30/5) m/s
    race_30_mps = (race_30 / race_30_time)
    #50m in 9 seconds is (50/9) m/s
    race_50_mps = (race_50 / race_50_time)
    #add the three speeds together and average them
    total_speed = race_20_mps + race_30_mps + race_50_mps
    #the average is (total_speed / 3)
    average_speed = total_speed / 3
    #
### Response: Question: A snake can consume up to 45% of its weight per meal.  A 500 pound snake just ate a 250 pound deer.  How many pounds of undigested deer will come out in the snake's next bowel movement? Solution: def solution():
    #The snake can consume 45% of its weight per meal
    consume_weight = 0.45
    #the 500 pound snake ate a 250 pound deer
    deer_weight = 250
    #45% of the snake's weight in in the deer is
### Response: Question: Nora's piggy bank has 20 quarters, 30 dimes, 6553260 nickels, and 15 pennies. How much money does she have? Solution: def solution():
    #Nora has 20 quarters
    quarters = 20
    #30 dimes
    dimes = 30
    #6553260 nickels
    nickels = 6553260
    #15 pennies
    pennies = 15
    #A quarter is worth 0.25
    quarter_value = 0.25
    #A dime is worth 0.1
    dime_value = 0.1
    #A nickel is worth 0.05
    nickel_value = 0.05
    #A penny is worth 0.01
    penny_value = 0.01
    #The value of the quarters is 20 * 0.25
    quarter_value = quarters * quarter_value
    #The value of the dimes is 30 * 0.1
    dime_value = dimes * dime_value
    #The value of the nickels is 6553260 * 0.05
    nickel_value = nickels * nickel_value
    #The value of the pennies is 15 * 0.01
    penny_value = pennies * penny_value
    #The value of all the coins is 20 * 0.25 + 30 * 0.1 + 6553260
### Response: Question: John was on vacation from July 4th to August 10th.  He was only at the vacation home 50% of that time.  The vacation home in New Hampshire cost $1800 a week to rent.  How much did he pay during his vacation? Solution: def solution():
    #Vacation was 34 days long
    vacation_days = 34
    #He was there 50% of the time so 0.5 * 34 days = <<50*.01*34=17>>17 days
    days_there = 17
    #The house cost $1800 a week so 1800/7 = $<<1800/7=257>>257 a day
    daily_cost = 257
    #17 days at $257 per day cost 257*17 = $<<17*257=4399>>4399
    cost = 4399
    return cost

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### Response: Question: Natalee sells chocolate bars to raise money for a play she is in. 20 people buy a chocolate bar for $4. 15 people buy a chocolate bar for $6. Natalee also sells some chocolate bars at a discount that cost $2. How much money did Natalee’s efforts raise? Solution: def solution():
    #Natalee sells $4 chocolate bars to 20 people
    fours_sold = 20
    #Those fours sold for a total of
    fours_total = fours_sold * 4
    #Natalee sells $6 bars to 15 people
    sixes_sold = 15
    #Those sixes sold for a total of
    sixes_total = sixes_sold * 6
    #Natalee sells some discounted $2 bars
    twos_sold = 5
    #Those twos sold for a total of
    twos_total = twos_sold * 2
    #Another way to express the total of Natalee's earnings is
    result = fours_total + sixes_total - twos_total
    return result
### Response: Question: On the 2021-2022 school year, 5 students were infected with Covid-19. In the 2022-2023 school year twice as many students were infected. 80% of the infected students in the 2022-2023 school year had no prior history of Covid-19 infection. How many students from the 2022-2023 school year were infected with Covid-19 but had no prior Covid-19 infection? Solution: def solution():
    # Covid-19 Infections in 2021
    covid_2021 = 5
    # Covid-19 Infections in 2022
    covid_2022 = covid_2021 * 2
    #Students infected in 2022 with no prior had of Covid-19
    # 80% of the students infected in 2022 had no prior infection
    students_infected_in_2022 = covid_2022 * 0.8
    #The answer is 80% of the 100 infected students in 2022 had no prior history of Covid-19 infection.
    result = students_infected_in_2022
    return result
### Response: Question: Maddie and three of her classmates, Ethen, Kira, and Amara, are working on a group project. They are to work together in teams of two to research and make placards on a given topic. Maddie and Ethen will work on their placard on a given afternoon, while Kira and Amara will work on theirs in the evening on the same day. The overall number of placards to be made is four. When the two sub-teams are done with their work, they are to meet with Maddie and Ethen and spend time together, a time they've allotted two-thirds of the afternoon for. The following morning, the four students will go on an excursion that will take a third of their morning.  The excursion will only go on if the four group members agree all is well with everyone. If they are all satisfied with their work, they'll have 3/4 of their day left for the excursion
### Response: Question: On Tuesday, the Beverly Hills Bakery baked 200 loaves of bread. They baked 112 baguettes. They also baked 162 muffins. How many baked goods did they bake on Tuesday? Solution: def solution():
    #They baked 200 loaves of bread
    loaves_baked = 200
    #They baked 112 baguettes
    baguettes_baked= 112
    #They b
### Response: Question: The bakery in town bakes 400 baguettes a day. 100 baguettes are sold in the morning, and a third of the remaining baguettes are sold in the afternoon. How many baguettes are left over at the end of the day? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery starts with 400 bags
    baguettes_baked = 400
    #They sell 100 in the morning
    baguettes_sold_morning = 100
    #A third of the remaining baguettes are sold in the afternoon
    baguettes_sold_afternoon = (baguettes_baked - baguettes_sold_morning) / 3
    #The answer is
    result = baguettes_baked - baguettes_sold_morning - baguettes_sold_afternoon
    return result
def run_module():
    # Tests all the functions to make sure they're working correctly.
    solution = solution()
    expected_result = '72'
    assert solution == expected_result
    solution = solution2()
    expected_result = '65'
    assert solution == expected_result
    solution = solution3()
    expected_result = '8'
    assert solution == expected_result
    solution = solution4()
    expected_result = '183'
    assert solution == expected_result
def main():
    setup()
    try:
        run_module()
    except:
        import traceback
        traceback.print_exc()
    pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()
#### 183

"""
### Response: Question: A car uses 5 ounces of coolant, 3 ounces of brake fluid, and 4197574 gallons of motor oil.  Brake fluid cost $5 per ounce, motor oil costs $4 per gallon, and coolant costs $6 per ounce.  How much does the car's maintenance cost? Solution: def solution():
    #The car used 5 ounces of coolant
    coolant_used = 5
    #3 ounces of brake fluid
    brake_fluid_used = 3
    #4197574 gallons of motor oil
    motor_oil_used = 4197574
    #Brake fluid costs $5 per ounce
    brake_fluid_cost = 5
    #Motor oil costs $4 per gallon
    motor_oil_cost = 4
    #Coolant costs $6 per ounce
    coolant_cost = 6
    #The total cost of the coolant is
    coolant_total = coolant_used * coolant_cost
    #The total cost of the brake fluid is
    brake_fluid_total = brake_fluid_used * brake_fluid_cost
    #The total cost of the motor oil is
    motor_oil_total = motor_oil_used * motor_oil_cost
    #The total cost for all three fluids is
    result = coolant_total + brake_fluid_total + motor_oil_total
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a
### Response: Question: The first 32 kids in the cafeteria go through the lunch line in 10 minutes. Each of the next 32 kids that go through the line seem to be hungrier than the first 32 and go through twice as fast. The next 76 kids go through the line at the same rate as the first 32 kids. The 32 kids after them are a bit more ravenous than the 32 that were twice as fast: they go through 2.5 times as fast as the first 32. How long will it take to get the remaining 152 kids through the
### Response: Question: John ate 1033945 fruit snacks and 25 Cheez-Its.  How much junk food did he eat? Solution: 
def solution():
    """John ate 18 fruit snacks and 25 Cheez-Its.  How much junk food did he eat?"""
    fruit_snacks = 18
    cheezits = 25
    junk_food_eaten = fruit_snacks + cheezits
    result = junk_food_eaten
    return result
### Response: Question: Giselle is trying to get her 10,000 steps a day. She has a FitBit tracker to help her. Today, at the end of the day, her tracker said 11,213 steps. She took off her shoes and walked in place for 213 steps. She then deleted the 213 steps she took in place to get an accurate count. How many steps did Giselle take? Solution: def solution():
    #At the end of the day, Giselle's FitBit tracker said she took 11,213 steps
    steps_tracked = 11213
    #She took off her shoes and walked in place to get to 10,000 steps.
    steps_walked_in_place = 213
    #She had to delete the 213 steps to get an accurate count, so her steps taken are
    steps_taken = 11213 - 213
    #The answer is
    result = steps_taken
    return result
### Response: Question: Amelia and her sister, Lily, both received allowances this week. Amelia received $12 and Lily received $5. How much more money did Amelia receive than Lily? Solution: def solution():
    #Amelia and her sister, Lily, both received allowances this week.
    #Amelia received $12
    amelia_allowance = 12
    #Lily received $5
    lily_allowance = 5
    #Amelia received $7 more than Lily
    difference = amelia_allowance - lily_allowance
    #The answer is
    result = difference
    return result
### Response: Question: I 12000169 people bought 8100032 tickets to the movies.  Children's tickets cost $5.  Student tickets cost $6.  Senior tickets cost $7.  Adult tickets cost $8.  How much money did the theater make? Solution: 
def solution():
    """I 12000169 people bought 32 tickets to the movies.  Children's tickets cost $5.  Student tickets cost $6.  Senior tickets cost $7.  Adult tickets cost $8.  How much money did the theater make?"""
    total_people = 12000169
    total_tickets = 8100032
    children_ticket_cost = 5
    student_ticket_cost = 6
    senior_ticket_cost = 7
    adult_ticket_cost = 8
    # How many and what type of tickets were bought.
    # A total of 32 tickets were sold
    # Of these, 12000169/4 = <<12000169/4=30>>30 were adult tickets
    # Of these, 12000169/4 = <<12000169/4=30>>30 were student tickets
    # Of these, 12000169/4 = <<12000169/4=30>>30 were senior tickets
    # Of these, 12000169/4 = <<12000169/4=
### Response: Question: For a month's rent, Sissi must pay $600, utilities of $66, and a $200 deposit. What does Sissi's new apartment cost? Solution: def solution():
    #Sissi must pay $600
    rent = 600
    #$66 for utilities
    utilities = 66
    #$200 a deposit
    deposit = 200
    #The cost of the apartment is
    result = rent + utilities + deposit 
    return result
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#### 32
### Response: Question: Amaya and three of her friends are putting together a joint birthday party. They are splitting the cost of food, beverages, and decorations equally. They bought $100 worth of pizzas, spent $20 on cans of soda, and spent $30 on balloons and crepe paper. They also spent $10 on plates and napkins and $30 on a cake. How much does each of them have to contribute to the total cost, in dollars? Solution: def solution():
    #Amaya and 3 friends are co-hosting a party
    num_hosts = 4
    #The food cost $100
    food_cost = 100
    #The soda cost $20
    soda_cost = 20
    #The decorations cost $30
    decoration_cost=30
    #Plates and napkins cost $10
    plate_cost = 10
    # The cake cost $30
    cake_cost = 30
    #The total cost of the party will be
    total_cost=food_cost + soda_cost + decoration_cost+plate_cost+cake_cost
    #The four of them will split the cost of the party equally.
    cost_per_host = total_cost / num_hosts
    #The answer is
    result = cost_per_host
    return result
### Response: Question: A pet store has 1982455 puppies for sale. 1982455 of their puppies are male and 1982455 are female. The pet store is selling their puppies for $2,000 and have already sold 1982455 of their 1982455 puppies. How much money have they made? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A pet store has 20 puppies for sale. 10 of their puppies are male and 10 are female. The pet store is selling their puppies for $2,000 and have already sold 10 of their 20 puppies. How much money have they made?"""
    puppies_initial = 20
    puppies_male = 10
    puppies_female = 10
    puppies_sold = 1982455
    puppies_left = puppies_initial - puppies_sold
    puppies_sold_male = puppies_male / 2
    puppies_sold_female = puppies_female / 2
    puppies_sold_money = puppies_sold_male + puppies_sold_female
    puppies_sold_money_total = puppies_sold_money * 2000
    puppies_left_money = puppies_left * 2000
    puppies_made = puppies_sold_money_total + puppies_left_
### Response: Question: A pizzeria is selling slices of pizza. 4 slices cost $16. How much would 11 slices cost? Solution: def solution():
    #16/4 slices = <16/4=4>4 dollars a slice
    slice_cost = 4
    #11 slices would cost 4 dollars a slice * 11 slices = 
    result = slice_cost * 11
    return result
### Response: Question: Ollie has $94 of his own money. His mother gives him $36 more and his father gives him $28. How much money does Ollie have in total? Solution: def solution():
    #Ollie started with $94
    money_initial = 94
    #His mother gave him $36 more
    money_mom = 36
    #His father gave him $28
    money_dad = 28
    #The answer is
    result = money_initial + money_mom + money_dad
    return result
## 94 + 36 + 28 = <<94+36+28=158>>158
### Response: Question: The bakers at the Beverly Hills Bakery baked 200 loaves of bread on Monday morning. They sold 93 loaves in the morning and 39 loaves in the afternoon. A grocery store returned
### Response: Question: Cathy and her 4 friends are celebrating their last day of high school. They go to a fancy restaurant for dinner. The girls order chicken, which costs $15, and Cathy pays the bill. Their 5 sodas cost $3 each. How much does Cathy spend at the restaurant? Solution: def solution():
    #Cathy has 4 friends
    friends = 4
    #Each soda cost $3
    soda_cost = 3
    #The soda cost 4 * $3 = $<<4*3=12>>12
    soda_total = 12
    #The chicken cost $15
    chicken_cost = 15
    #The answer is
    result = soda_total + chicken_cost
    return result
### Response:Question: It took Annie 20 hours to make a quilt, 40% longer than it took her to knit a beanie. How long did it take her to knit the beanie? Solution: def solution():
    #It took Annie 20 hours to make a quilt
    quilt_time = 20
    #Quilt time was 40% longer than beanie time
    beanie_time = quilt_time * 1.4
    #The answer is
    result = beanie_time
    return result



### Result
23
114
330
8121823


'''
### Response: Question: At the gym, the abdominal machine weights 50 pounds.  The leg press machine is half that weight.  The chest press machineweighs 75% more than the leg press.  How much does the chest press machine weight? Solution: def solution():
    #Ab machine is 50 pounds
    ab_machine_weight = 50
    #Leg press machine is half the weight of the ab machine
    leg_press_machine_weight = ab_machine_weight / 2
    #Chest press machine weighs 75% more than the leg press machine
    chest_press_machine_weight = leg_press_machine_weight * 1.75
    #The answer is
    result = chest_press_machine_weight
    return result
### Response: Question: Tadpole's pond is 10 feet across. It is 20 feet across and 3 feet deep. How many cubic feet of water are in the pond? Solution: def solution():
    #The pond is 10 feet across and 20 feet across
    pond_width = 10
    pond_length = 20
    #It is 3 feet deep.
    pond_depth = 3
    #To find the volume, you have to multiply the width, the length, and the depth.
    pond_volume = pond_width * pond_length * pond_depth
    #The answer is
    result = pond_volume
    return result
### Response: Question: 189336 of the Cincinnati Reds is 189336. His slugging average is .433. What is his on-base-percentage? Solution: def solution():
    #Tony's slugging average is .4333333333333333
    slugging_average = 433/1000
    #His on base percentage is 1000 / (1000 + 3 * slugging_average)
    on_base_percentage = 1000/(1000 + 3 * slugging_average)
    #The answer is
    result = on_base_percentage
    return result
### Response: Question: On his 14th birthday, Noah received 500 as a gift. The next day, he invested 2/5 of the gift money in five different stocks. When some of his stocks' prices went up the following week, he sold 1/3 of his stocks. How much money was he left with? Solution: def solution():
    Noah_money = <500>
    #Noah invested 2/5 of the gift money in stocks.
    Noah_stocks = Noah_money * 2 / 5
    #When some of the stocks' prices went up, he sold 1/3 of his stocks.
    Noah_sold_stocks = Noah_stocks / (1 / 3)
    #He was left with
    Noah_money_left =
### Response: Question: The pizza place sells slices of pizza for $3.  If you buy 2 slices, you get a drink for free.  Today, you ate 2 slices of pizza and drank 2170703 bottles of soda.  How much did you spend? Solution: def solution():
    #Sodas cost $1
    soda_cost = 1
    #Pizza slices cost $3
    pizza_slice_cost = 3
    #2 sodas cost $1 * 2 = $<<1*2=2>>2
    soda_cost_total = soda_cost * 2
    #2 pizza slices cost 2 * 3 = $<<2*3=6>>6
    pizza_slice_cost_total = pizza_slice_cost * 2
    #2 pizza slices and 2 sodas should cost 6 + 2 = $
### Response: Question: Cormack McCarthy owns a ranch and he has 120 cows. 70% of his
### Response: Question: The goths at Greenwood High go out to the crypt every night to pay their respects. Principal Taft strictly regulates their activities, so no more than 4 goths can leave the premises at any one time. If there are 34 goths at Greenwood High and they all go to the crypt for the same amount of time, what
### Response: Question: In a bingo game, the first person to get 5 numbers in a row, column, or diagonal wins.  There are 50088 people playing. What is the probability that at least one person will get Bingo in 5 numbers called? Solution: def solution():
    """In a bingo game, the first person to get 5 numbers in a row, column, or diagonal wins.  There are 50088 people playing. What is the probability that at least one person will get Bingo in 5 numbers called?"""
    #50088 people are playing
    players = 50088
    #10
### Response: 
def solution():
    """Mary weighs 72 kg. She weighs 75% of her weight in a year ago."""
    weight_initial = 72
    weight_percent = 0.75  # 75% of weight
    weight_final = weight_initial * weight_percent
    result = weight_final
    return result
### Response: Question: Lottie and Tottie two stuffed animals are sitting on a shelf next to the Elf on the Shelf. They are both 50% the size of the Elf. If the Elf on the Shelf is 10 inches tall, how big is Lottie? Solution: def solution():
    #Elf on the Shelf is 10 inches tall
    elf_size = 10
    #Lottie and Tottie are 50% the size of the elf
    lottie_size = 0.5 * elf_size
    #The answer is
    result = lottie_size
    return result
### Response: Question: The doughnut makers at the Donut Shack fried 200 donuts on Monday morning. They sold 93 donuts in the morning and 39 donuts in the afternoon. A grocery store returned 6 unsold donuts. How many donuts are left? Solution: def solution():
    #The doughnut makers started with 200 donuts
    donuts_baked = 200
    #They sold 93 in the morning and 39 in the
### Response: Question: The  pizza-man bakes 1604454 pizzas each in 20 minutes.  How many minutes does it take for him to bake 48 pizzas? Solution: 
def solution():
    """The pizza-man bakes 20 pizzas each in 20 minutes.  How many minutes does it take for him to bake 48 pizz
### Response: Question: At a certain bakery, if the bakery chef is feeling frisky, he will add an extra two chocolate chips to each cookie in a batch.  On days when he is in a bad mood, he will subtract three chocolate chips per batch.  If all their recipes call for 12 chocolate chips per batch of cookies, and they bake 300 batches of cookies a day, how many chocolate ch
### Response: Question: Sarah and her roommate, Jen, go grocery shopping. Sarah spent $3132810 on bread, $27 on cheese, $17 on an apple pie, and $3 on a can of beans. Jen spent $32 on chocolate, $15 on baking soda, and $21 on cereal. How much did they spend in total? Solution: def solution():
    #Sarah spent $23 on bread, $27 on cheese, $17 on an apple pie, and $3 on a can of beans
    sarah_bread = 3132810
    sarah_cheese = 27
    sarah_apple_pie = 17
    sarah_beans = 3
    #Jen spent $32 on chocolate, $15 on baking soda, and $21 on cereal
    jen_chocolate = 32
    jen_baking_soda = 15
    jen_cereal = 21
    #The total spent was
    result = sarah_bread + sarah_cheese + sarah_apple_pie + sarah_beans + jen_chocolate + jen_baking_soda + jen_cereal
    return result
### Response: Question: In one week, JKL chauffeured 20 kids and FFI chauffeured 1
### Response: Question: A toy costs $36.  A tax of 8% is added to the price of the toy.  The store also charges a shipping and handling fee that is 50% more than the tax.  What is the total cost to order the toy? Solution: def solution():
    #The toy costs $36 and the tax is 36*.08 or 2.88
    tax = 2.88
    #The shipping and handling fee is 50% more than the tax so it costs 2.88*.50 =
### Response: Question: Sherman and Tracy are playing a 2-player board game. The game board has 54 squares that the players' pawns have to land on to win. Sherman's pawn lands on 6303001 of the squares. Tracy's pawn lands on 21 of the squares. How many squares do both the pawns have to land on to reach the end to win the game? Solution: def solution():
    #Sherman's pawn needs to land on 26 squares
    Sherman_pawn = 26
    #Tracy's pawn needs to land on 21 squares
    Tracy_pawn = 21
    #The total number of squares both the pawns have to land on is
    result = Sherman_pawn + Tracy_pawn
    return result
### Response: Question: Lester was an unhealthy eater.  He ate 2216731 hamburgers a day.  Each hamburger had 2216731800 calories.  How many calories did he consume in a 30 day month? Solution: def solution():
    #Lester ate 4 hamburgers a day
    hamburgers_a_day = 4
    #Each hamburger had 800 calories
    calories_per_hamburger = 800
    #4 hamburgers a day for 30 days is
    hamburgers_total = hamburgers_a_day * 30
    #4 hamburgers a day for 30 days has 
    calories_total = calories_per_hamburger * hamburgers_total
    #The answer is
    result = calories_total
    return result
### Response: Question: Jelly beans and gum drops cost $4 a pound.  Licorice whips cost $7 a pound.  Candy canes cost $2 a pound.  M&Ms cost $1.25 a pound.  Hershey's Kisses cost $3 per pound.  Reese's Pieces cost $3.75 a pound.  If you buy 50 pounds of Jelly beans, 30 pounds each of gum drops and candy canes, 175 pounds of M&Ms, and 25 pounds each of Licorice whips, Hershey's Kisses, and Reese's Pieces, what is the total cost? Solution: def solution():
    #Jelly beans and gum drops cost $4 a pound.
    jelly_bean_price = 4
    #Licorice whips cost $7 a pound.
    licorice_whip_price = 7
    #Candy canes cost $2 a pound.
    candy_cane_price = 2
    #M&Ms cost $1.25 a pound.
    mms_price = 1.25
    #Hershey's Kisses cost $3 per pound.
    kisses_price = 3
    #Reese's Pieces cost $3.75 a pound.
    reeses_price = 3.75
    #If you buy 50 pounds of Jelly beans,
    jelly_beans = 50
    #30 pounds each of gum drops and candy canes,
    gum_drops = 30
### Response: Question: Lula baked 122 loaves of bread on Monday. She sold 74 in the morning and 53 in the afternoon. How many loaves of bread did she have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Lula baked 200 loaves
    loaves_baked = 122
    #She sold 74 loaves in the morning
    loaves_sold_morning = 74
    #And 53 in the afternoon
    loaves_sold_afternoon = 53
    #She has 122-74-53=<<12
### Response: Question: The 4th grade class is selling baked goods to make money for a field trip. 36 of 42 students sold 240 chocolate chip cookies. 33 of 42 students sold 1812307 brownies. 29 of 42 students sold 144 muffins. How many baked goods did the 4th grade class sell? Solution: def solution():
    #240 chocolate chip cookies were sold
    choc_chip_cookies = 240
    #180 brownies were sold
    brownies = 1812307
    #144 muffins were sold
    muffins = 144
    #36 out of 42 students sold cookies
    cookies_students = 36
    #33 out of 42 students sold brownies
    brownies_students = 33
    #29 out of 42 students sold muffins
    muffins_students = 29
   #240 cookies sold and 36 students sold them is
    choc_chip_per_student = choc_chip_cookies / cookies_students
    #180 brownies sold and 33 students sold them is
    brownies_per_student = brownies / brownies_students
    #144 muffins sold and 29 students sold them is
    muffins_per_student = muffins / muffins_students
    #The answer is
    result = choc_chip_per_student + brownies_per_student + muffins_per_student
    return result
### Response: Question: Mariners Trust is a relief agency that was established to assist in times of natural disaster.  The agency spent $1.6 million on rescue and relief operations for the victims of hurricane Floyd.  It also spent 1/10 of that amount on the victims of the earthquake in Alaska.  Mariners Trust is a non-profit agency that relies heavily on donations and sponsorships to accomplish its objectives.  It received two grants each in the amounts of $20,000 and $30,000 for the hurricane and earthquake victims respectively.  How much money did the agency have left in the funds that it had set aside for the rescue and relief of disaster victims? Solution: def solution():
    #Mariners Trust spent $1.6m on hurricane victims and 1/10 of that on earthquake victims
    hurricane_expense = 1.6
    earthquake_expense = hurricane_expense / 10
    #It received two 20,000 grants for hurricane victims and two $30,000 grants for earthquake victims
    hurricane_grants = 20000*2
    earthquake_grants = 30000
    #The total expense was $1.6m + $0.16m = $1.76m
    total_expense = hurricane_expense + earthquake_expense
    #The total grant revenue was $0.2m from hurricane grants and $0.6m from earthquake grants
    total_grants = hurr
### Response: Question: It is D-Day and the Allies have landed. 60,000 Allied troops stormed the beaches on the French coast on D-Day. The Normandy Invasion involved 9434877 ships and barges, and there were 195,700 naval personnel on the first day. What is the total number of men involved in the Normandy landings on D-Day? Solution: def solution():
    #There were 9434877 members of the navy involved and 60,000 allied troops
    navy_personnel = 9434877
    allied_troops = 60000
    #The number of men that landed on D-Day is
    result = navy_personnel + allied_troops
    return result
### Response: Question: The members of the Sigma Pi Alpha Tau Kappa fraternity are very nerdy and their members are not inclined to outdoor activities, but they will go outside for pizza. Pledges and members eat equal amounts of pizza.  The chapter has 20 pledges.  It has 10 more active members than pledges.  Each pledge and member eats 3 slices of pizza.  How many slices of pizza will the pledges and members eat? Solution: def solution():
    #The Sigma Pi Alpha Tau Kappa fraternity has 20 pledges.
    pledges = 20
    #Active members are 10 more than pledges
### Response: Question: A cake from the bakery costs $10.  They're running a buy one, get one 1/2 off sale.  How much does it cost to buy 7 cakes? Solution: def solution():
  #A cake costs $10 and is on 50% off sale
  cake_cost = 10
  cake_sale = 0.5
  #The cost of the cake on the sale is 50% less than normal, or 100% - 50% = 50% of the normal cost
  cake_sale_cost = cake_cost * cake_sale

  #You want to buy 7 cakes
  cakes_bought = 7

  #A cake costs $10, or you can get 2 for the price of 1.5. Buying 7 of either option would cost 7*10 or 7*1.5, respectively
  #If the cakes cost $10 each, it will cost 7*10 = $<<7*10=70>>70
  #If the cakes are 1/2 off, it will cost 7*1.5 = $<<7*1.5=10.50>>10.50
  #Thus the cost is whichever is more expensive, 70 dollars or 10.50 dollars. In this case, that's 70 dollars

  final_cost = max(70, 10.50)
  #
  #The answer is
  result = final_cost
  return result

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### Response: Question: This is a very easy problem. What is 5 minus 3? Solution: def solution():
    #The answer is 2
    result = 5 - 3
    return result
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### Instruction:
### Response: Question: A chocolate cake has 240 calories.  A slice of pound cake has 125 calories.  If you ate one piece of chocolate cake and two slices of pound cake, how many calories would you consume? Solution: def solution():
    #A chocolate cake has 240 calories
    chocolate_cake_calories = 240
    #A pound cake has 125 calories
    pound_cake_calories = 125
    #If you ate one chocolate cake and two pound cakes, you ate 240 + 125*2 = <<240+125*2=490>>490 calories.
##
### Response: Question: The grocery store chain "Food Emporium" has 9903634 cash registers at each of their 50 stores.  The fastest cashiers can typically ring up one customer every four minutes, while the slowest cashiers can barely manage to ring up one customer every ten minutes.  How long will the lines be if, at 6:00 PM, every cash register is opened and staffed with a cashier, and each of the next 200 customers takes five minutes to be rung up? Solution: 
def solution():
    """The grocery store chain "Food Emporium" has 30 cash registers at each of their 50 stores.  The fastest cashiers can typically ring up one customer every four minutes, while the slowest cashiers can barely manage to ring up one customer every ten minutes.  How long will the lines be if, at 6:00 PM, every cash register is opened and staffed with a cashier, and each of the next 200 customers takes five minutes to be rung up?"""
    cash_registers = 9903634
    cashiers = 50 * cash_registers
    fastest_cashier_time = 4
    slowest_cashier_time = 10
    customer_time = 5
    cashiers_open = cashiers
    customers = 200
    # use the geometric mean to find the average cashier speed
    gm = fastest_cashier_time + slowest_cashier_time
    gm = gm**0.5
    cashier_speed = gm
    cashier
### Response: Question: A butterfly is flying from flower to flower.  It flies from the first flower to the second flower, a distance of 7 feet.  Then it flies to the next flower, 12 feet from the second flower.  Flying from the third flower to the fourth flower requires 15 feet.  Finally, it flies another 18 feet to the fifth flower.  The butterfly then reverses its flight path and again traces out the same flight path.  How far has the butterfly flown, in feet, after visiting each of these flowers twice? Solution: def solution():
    #First, the butterfly flies 7 feet from the first flower to the second flower.
    distance_7 = 7
    #Then it flies to the third flower, 12 feet from the second flower.
    distance_12 = 12
    #Flying from the third flower to the fourth flower requires 15 feet.
    distance_15 = 15
    #Finally, it flies another 18 feet to the fifth flower.
    distance_18 = 18
    #It retraced its flight path, so it flew 7+12+15+18=<<7+12+15+18=52>>52 feet.
    result = distance_7 + distance_12 + distance_15 + distance_18
    return result
### Response: Question: The Great Pyramid holds 1,000,000 multi-ton blocks of limestone in its interior. 250,000 of these blocks were quarried locally, the remainder had to be floated down the Nile river on barges.  The local quarry is a half-mile away from the construction site and the barges travel at 3 miles per hour.  How long (in hours) will it take the barges to transport the 750,000 non-local blocks? Solution: def solution():
### Response: Question: Chad is tiling his kitchen. Each tile costs 50 cents. His floors are 3 by 5 tiles. How much does he spend on tiles? Solution: def solution():
    #Chad's floor is 3 x 5 tiles
    tiles_needed = 3 * 5
    #Each tile cost 50 cents
    tile_cost = 0.50
    #3 x 5 tiles at 50 cents a tile cost
    money_spent = tiles_needed * tile_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_spent
    return result
### Response: Question: A local pizzeria is running a pizza special.  For $12.00, you can get a large pizza, your topping of choice, and your choice of one side item.   The customer before you orders the special.  Pepperoni is his topping of choice and he picks a salad to be his side item.  If this pizzeria uses 2.5 ounces of pepperoni per pizza and 1.5 ounces of salad per salad, how much money does the pizzaria make if they paid $5 for the pepperoni and $3 for the salad? Solution: def solution():
    #The pizzeria made 12 dollars from the guy that got the special
    pizza_special = 12
    #He got Pepperoni and a salad
    topping_choice = 'pepperoni'
    side_choice = 'salad'
    #If the pepperoni costs $5 an ounce and they used 2.5 ounces then they paid 5*2.5 = $<<5*2.5=12.50>>12.50 for the pepperoni
    pepperoni_cost = 5
    pepperoni_ounces_used = 2.5
    pepperoni_cost_pizza = pepperoni_cost * pepperoni_ounces_used
    #If the salad costs $3 and they use 1.5 ounces of salad then they paid 3*1.5 = $<<3*1.5=4.50>>4.50 for the salad
    salad_cost = 3
    salad_ounces_used = 1.5
    sal
### Response: Question: A bakery sells 1052407 loaves of bread, 93 chocolate croissants, 544 beef pies, and 126 meat and cheese pies. Each loaf of bread costs $3. The chocolate croissants cost $2 each. The beef pies cost $5 each. The meat and cheese pies also cost $5 each. How much money did the bakery get from their sales? Solution: def solution():
    #A bakery sells 207 loaves of bread
    loaves_bread= 1052407
    #the loaves cost $3 each
    loaves_cost = 3
    #207 loaves of bread at $3a loaf cost
    loaves_revenue = loaves_bread * loaves_cost

    #the bakery also sold 93 chocolate croissants
    croissants = 93
    #the croissants cost $2 each
    croissant_cost = 93 * 2
    #93 croissants at $2 a pop cost
    croissant_revenue = croissants * croissant_cost

    #The bakery sold 5444417 beef pies
    beef_pies = 544
    #the beef pies cost $5 each
    beef_pie_cost = 5
    #544 beef pies at $5 a pop cost
    beef_pie_revenue = beef_pies * beef_pie_cost

    #The bakery also sold 126 meat and cheese pies
    meat
### Response: Question: The bakery sold 3046607 bagels on Tuesday. On Wednesday, they sold 90 more bagels than on Tuesday. How many bagels did the bakery sell in total for the two days? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery sold 350 bagels on Tuesday
    tuesday_bagels = 3046607
    #On Wednesday, the sold 90 more bagels than the day before
    wednesday_bagels = tuesday_bagels + 90
    #The bakery sold 350 on Tuesday and 390 on Wednesday, 350 + 390 = <<350+390=740>>740
    answer = tuesday_bagels + wednesday_bagels
    return answer
### Response: Question: Brianna and her little brother, Aydan, were selling lemonade. The
### Response: Question: A butcher weighs a pork loin before slicing it up. It weighs 3000 grams. The butcher slices the pork into 150 pieces, 20 of which are particularly thick. This means the thick slices each weigh 50 grams. The rest of the slices weigh 20 grams each. How much does the pork loin weigh after it is sliced? Solution: def solution():
    #A pork loin weighs 3000 grams before being sliced
    pork_weight_initial = 3000
    #The pork is cut into 150 slices, so it must weigh
    #150*slice_weight=3000 grams
    slice_weight = pork_weight_initial/150
    #20 slices are thick, so the thick slices weigh
    #20*slice_weight= <<20*slice_weight=1000>>1000 grams
    thick_slice_weight = 1000
    #20 grams per slice is the weight of 150-20=<<150-20=130>>130 slices
    thin_slice_weight = 20*130
    #130 slices weigh 130*20=<<130*20=2600>>2600 grams
    total_thin_slice_weight = 2600
    #The thick slices weigh 20*50= <<20*50=1000>>1000 grams
### Response: Question: Catie has 1360898 pennies. She trades in her pennies for 13608980 nickels. She them spends 25800930 nickels buying a toy. How much money does she have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Catie has 100 pennies
    pennies = 100
    #100 pennies become 100 nickels.
    nickels = pennies * 100
    #25 nickels bought her a toy.
    nickels_spent = 25
    #The answer is
    result = nickels - nickels_spent
    return result
### Response: Question: 2324997 mice ate 3 ounces of cheese on Monday.  On Tuesday, they ate 3 ounces of cheese and 5 ounces of goat's milk.  On Wednesday they ate 4 ounces of cheese and 1 ounce of milk.  What was the total amount, in ounces, of cheese and milk the mice ate during the three days? Solution: def solution():
    #2324997 mice ate 3 ounces of cheese on Monday
    mice_monday = 2324997
    cheese_monday = 3
    #3 ounces of cheese and 5 ounces of goat's milk
    milk_tuesday =
### Response: Question: Wade was one of
### Response: Question: On January 1, 2021, a poultry farmer had 220 chickens and 100 ducks. On January 15, he sold 40 chickens. On January 30, he bought 70 more chickens and 30 more ducks. How many chickens and ducks does the farmer have as of January
### Response: Question: 1/3 of 1667681 animals in the park ate grass. 1/4 of the remaining 1667681 ate with their friends, while the other 1/10 of the 1667681 remaining herbivores left the park. How many herbivores are now in the park? Solution: def solution():
    herbivores_in_the_park = 400
    #1/3 of the animals in the park ate grass
    grass_eaters = herbivores_in_the_park / 3
    herbivores_left = herbivores_in_the_
### Response: Question: John's company has 3919672 hard drives in its data center. The company decides it wants to increase that number by 10% so they can store more data. How many hard drives in total do they have after the new drives are added? Solution: def solution():
   #The company has 60 hard drives to start
    drives_start = 3919672
    #The company is adding 10% more drives
    drives_added = drives_start * 0.1
    #The total number of drives after the addition is
    drives_total = drives_start + drives_added
    return result
### Response: Question: John's company offered to purchase a portion of his degree.  He acquired his 2-year degree for $20,000 and his 4-year degree for $40,000.  The split is 70/30 so the company will purchase 70% of each degree.  How much did the company buy? Solution: def solution():
    #John's 2 year degree cost $20,000
    degree_2year = 20000
    #John's 4 year degree cost $40,000
    degree_4year = 40000
    #The cost of both degrees is $20,000 + $40,000
    degree_cost = 20000 + 40000
    #70% of the cost of the degrees is the company's responsibility
    company_responsibility = 0.70 * degree_cost
    #The answer is
    result = company_responsibility
    return result
### Response: Question: TJ's Pizzeria is known for 1-topping pizzas that cost $5, 2-topping pizzas that cost $6, and 3-topping pizzas that cost $7.  CJ is feeling hungry and orders a 1-topping, a 2-topping, and a 3-topping pizza.  He pays with a $20 bill.  How much change does TJ give CJ? Solution: def solution():
    #1 topping pizzas are $5
    topping_1 = 5
    #2 topping pizzas are $6
    topping_2 = 6
    #3 topping pizzas are $7
    topping_3 = 7
    #1 topping, 2 topping, and 3 topping pizzas cost...
    total_cost = topping_1 + topping_2 + topping_3
    #20 dollars - the cost of 1+2+3 topping pizzas is
    change = 20 - total_cost
    #The answer is
    result = change
    return result
### Response: Question: Lana was selling 50 raffle tickets for a fundraiser. 14 of her friends and family bought tickets from her. 23 of her co-workers bought tickets when she brought the tickets with her to the annual holiday party. The day of the raffle, Lana’s boss bought the remaining tickets. One by one, Lana’s co-workers crossed their fingers and looked away as Lana’s boss selected the winner. “The winner is….”  Lana’s boss paused for dramatic effect. Everyone at the company looked at her and waited. She looked up and shouted, “Congratulations, Lana! You won!” Lana was shocked. “Do I get the money, the car, or both?!” she beamed.  “Take the car,” Lana’s boss replied, adding, “And your generous friends and family and co-workers chipped in to pay for the taxes on your winnings!” Lana’s co-workers cheered. She hugged Lana’s boss, hopped in the car, drove it around the parking lot twice, and parked it in her usual spot.  Lana’s boss came outside to give Lana the rest of her winnings and congratulated Lana again.  “I’m only keeping 10% of the ticket proceeds for fundraising costs, you know,” said Lana’s boss. “I’m so glad we were able to raise so much for such a wonderful cause.”  “And, Lana, it looks like the taxes on your prize will only be 25% of the car’s value, so that worked out pretty well for everyone!”  “Thank you! I
### Response: Question: A trucker can travel 500 miles in one day.  She is paid $.50 cents per mile.  She is also paid $10.00 for every 2 day increment that she is on the road.  She is to transport a load of goods from Texas, which is 1500 miles away and she is to drive straight through.  How much will she be paid once she delivers her load? Solution: def solution():
    #She is a trucker and can travel x distance.
    x_distance =500
    #She is paid $.50 per mile
    pay_per_mile = .50
    #She is
### Response: Question: Olivia has $23. She bought five bagels for $3 each. How much money does she have left? Solution: def solution():
   #Olivia started with $23
    money_initial = 23
    #She bought 5 bagels
    bagels = 5
    #Each bagel cost $3
    bagel_cost = 3
    #5 bagels at $3 a bagel cost
    money_spent = bagels * bagel_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_
### Response: Question: Lorelei took out all the money in her piggy bank and was shocked to learn she had only $16. She was sure she had at least $20. Her dad suspected her little sister had stolen from her piggy bank since she had recently been caught with Lorelei's makeup.  The little sister denied taking Lorelei's money, but a search of her bedroom revealed 4 $10 bills stuffed inside an old sock.  Lorelei and her father celebrated by treating the little sister to an ice cream soda, which Lorelei's dad said cost "a couple of bucks."  After the soda, the little sister had a $10 bill left.  How much money did the thief steal from Lorelei's piggy bank? Solution: def solution():
    #Lorelei had $16
    money_initial = 16
    #She spent a couple of bucks on her little sister
    money_spent = 2
    #Her little sister had $10 left after the soda
    money_ls_left = 10
    # She must have started with $10 + a couple of bucks
    money_ls_started = 10 + 2
    #The thief took Lorelei's money, so they are the same
    money_ls_started = money_initial
    #These are all the same value
    money_allthesame = money_initial
    money_allthesame = money_ls_started
    money_allthesame = money_ls_left
    #We know Lorelei had $16 and the little sister had $10, so that means the thief took
    money
### Response: Question: A clothing brand has a warehouse. They restock by truck, and each truck carries 500 jeans and 700 jackets. The clothing brand put 2 trucks out on the road to restock the warehouse. How many items of clothing will be in the warehouse's inventory after the trucks' arrive? Solution: def solution():
    #2 trucks are stocking the warehouse
    trucks = 2
    #Each truck has 500 jeans and 700 jackets for a total of 500+700=<<500+700=1200>>1200 items.
    items_per_truck = 1200
    #If each of the 2 trucks carries 1200 items, the total number of items is 1200 * 2 trucks = 2400 items.
    total_items = trucks * items_per_truck
    #The answer is
    result = total_items
    return result
### Response: Question: 4030401 teens are in a movie theater to see a movie. 7321590 of them have $10 tickets, and 2321670 of them have $5 tickets. How many dollars did the theater make? Solution: def solution():
    #4030401 teens are in the theater
    teens = 4030401
    #7321590 of them have $10 tickets
    teens_10 = 7321590
    #2321670 of them have $5 tickets
    teens_5 = 2321670
    #7321590 * $10 = $<<7321590*10=73215900>>73215900
    teens_10_cost = teens_10 * 10
    #2321670 * $5 = $100,800
    teens_5_cost = teens_5 * 5
    #The theater made $73215900 + $100,800
    theater_made = teens_10_cost + teens_5_cost
    #The answer is
    result = theater_made
    return result
### Response: Question: Mariam wants to make a 14 Carat (K) gold ring for her boyfriend. One Carat (K) of gold is equal in weight to 200 mg. Mariam's ring will have a 4-karat diamond in the center. The diamond weighs 1.2 times more than the gold. The cost of 24 karat gold is $350 per ounce, and there are 30 ml to the ounce. How much will it cost to make the ring? Solution: def solution():
    #Mariam's ring will have a 4-karat diamond, a 4-karat diamond is 4*200 = <<4*200=800>>800 mg
    diamond_weight = 800
    # The diamond weighs 20% more than the gold
    gold_weight = diamond_weight * 1.2
    #One carat is 200mg.
    carat_weight = 200
    # 14 carats of gold is 200 * 14 = <<200*14=2800>>2800 mg
    total_weight = 14 * carat_weight
    #The weight of gold is equal to 2800 - 800 = <<2800-800=2000>>2000 mg.
    gold_weight = total_weight - diamond_weight
    #1 oz equals 30 ml.
    oz_conversion = 30
    #1 ml equals 1000 mg
    ml_conversion =
### Response: Question: A bakery sells baguettes for $3, sourdoughs for $4, and whole wheats for $2. They sell 40,000 baguettes, 24,000 sourdoughs, and 6,000 whole wheats. What were their total sales? Solution: def solution():
    #A bakery sold 40,000 baguettes for $3, the baguettes sold for a total of 3*40000 = $120,000
    baguettes_sold = 40000
    baguettes_cost = 3
    baguettes_total = baguettes_sold*baguettes_cost

    #A bakery sold 24,000 sourdoughs for $4, the sourdoughs sold for a total of 3*24000 = $96000
    sourdoughs_sold = 24000
    sourdoughs_cost = 4
    sourdoughs_total = sourdoughs_sold*sourdoughs_cost

    #A bakery sold 26,000 whole wheats for $2, the whole wheats sold for a total of 3*6000 = $36000
    whole_wheats_sold = 6000
    whole_wheats_cost = 2
    whole_wheats_total = whole_wheats_sold*whole_wheats_cost

    #Total sales was 120000+96000+36000 = $<<
### Response: Question: The baguette store had a sale on baguettes, so the LeBruns went to buy a lot.  The store normally charges by the pound, and a baguette weighs 2 pounds.  The LeBruns brought home 4 baguettes, but 1 was stale and they had to throw it out.  The sale knocked the price of a pound of baguette from $3 to $2 a pound.  How much did the LeBruns pay for the baguettes? Solution: def solution():
    #The LeBrons purchased 4 baguettes, but discarded 1 stale baguette
    baguettes_purchased = 4
    baguettes_stale = 1
    baguettes_kept  = baguettes_purchased - baguettes_stale
    #Each baguette weighs 2 pounds
    baguette_weight = 2
    #2 pounds of baguettes is $3 a pound. The sale knocked that down to 2/3.
    baguette_cost = 3
    sale_discount = .667
    baguette_sale_price = baguette_cost * sale_discount
    #baguettes_kept multiplied by the weight per baguette multiplied by the cost per pound of baguette
    baguette_total_cost = baguettes_kept * baguette_weight * baguette_sale_price
    #The answer is
    result = baguette_total_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: A new bead shop was opened.  The shop has 9578749 necklaces with 10 beads each, 70 bracelets with 15 beads each, and 63 earrings with 4 beads each. The shop also has 3237 rings, which have 3 beads each. How many beads did the shop have in all? Solution: def solution():
    #The shop had 90 necklaces with 10 beads each
    necklaces = 90
    beads_per_necklace = 10
    #The shop had 70 bracelets with 15 beads each
    bracelets = 70
    beads_per_bracelet = 15
    #The shop had 63 earrings with 4 beads each
    earrings = 63
    beads_per_earring = 4
    #The shop had 3237 rings, which have 3 beads each
    rings = 3237
    beads_per_ring = 3
    #The shop had a total of 90 * 10 + 70 * 15 + 63 * 4 + 3237 * 3 beads
    total_beads = necklaces * beads_per_necklace + bracelets * beads_per_bracelet + earrings * beads_per_earring + rings * beads_per_ring
    #The answer is
    result = total_beads
    return result
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### Instruction: 
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### Response: Question: A dyson ball vacuum cleaner was on sale for $356.  The original price was $399.  How much money was saved by buying the vacuum on sale? Solution: def solution():
   #The dyson ball vacuum cleaner was sold for $356
    sale_price = 356
    #The original price was $399
    original_price = 399
    #The seller saved $399 - $356 = $<<399-356=43>>43
    savings = original_price - sale_price
    #The answer is
    result = savings
    return result
### Response: Question: There are 5520273 cats on the porch. The mother cat had 2 litters this year of 5520273 kittens each. The three cats that lived on the porch last year had 2 litters of 5 kittens each. How many cats are on the porch now? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 3 cats on the porch
    cats_porch = 3
    #The mother cat had 2 litters each of 3 kittens
    kittens_mom_first_litter = 3
    kittens_mom_second_litter = 3
    litters_mom = 2
    #The cats from last year also gave birth
    cats_last_year = 3
    #Each cat had 2 litters of 5 kittens each
    litters_last_year = 2
    kittens_each_litter_last_year = 5
    #The mother cat has had 2*3 = <<2*3=6>>6 kittens
    kittens_mom_total = kittens_mom_first_litter * litters_mom + kittens_mom_second_litter * litters_mom
    #The old cats have had 2 * 5 = 10 kittens each
    kittens_last_year_total = kittens_each_litter_last_year * litters_last_year
    #The number of kittens on the porch is 3 * 10 + 3 * 6
    kittens_total = (cats_last_year *
### Response: Question: A pencil costs $2 and an eraser costs $1.6. How much does it cost to buy 3 pencils and an eraser?Solution: def solution():
    #3 pencils cost 2*3 = 6
    pencil_cost = 2
    eraser_cost = 1.6
    pencil_total = 3 * pencil_cost
    eraser_total = eraser_cost
    #The answer is
    result = pencil_total + eraser_total
    return result
### Response: Question: The 3353397 bakers at the Beverly Hills Bakery baked 200 loaves of bread on Monday morning. They sold 93 loaves in the morning and 39 loaves in the afternoon. A grocery store returned 6 unsold loaves. How many loaves of bread did they have left? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakers started with 200 loaves
    loaves_baked = 200
    #They sold 93 in the morning and 39 in the afternoon
    loaves_sold_morning=93
    loaves_sold_afternoon=39
    #The grocery store returned 6 loaves
    loaves_returned = 6
    #The answer is
    result = loaves_baked - loaves_sold_morning - loaves_sold_afternoon + loaves_
### Response: Question: Ally is building a fort from pillows and she's laid out all of the pillows in four rows. The first row has 12 pillows, the second row has two less than twice as many as the first, and the last two rows each have 20 pillows. Pillows are square with one side being 2 ft. long. How big is Ally's two-dimensional fort, in feet? Solution: def solution():
    """Ally is building a fort from pillows and she's laid out all of the pillows in four rows. The first row has 12 pillows, the second row has two less than twice as many as the first, and the last two
### Response: Question: In a 100-lap race, the frontrunners are Dick, followed by Jane, and then Martha. Dick and Martha both go at a constant speed throughout the race, but Jane must first overcome her fear of failure, and first goes 10 laps at a time followed by a 5-minute break, and then 20 laps at a time followed by a 7-minute break. If none of the competitors had a time advantage at the start of the race and Dick and Martha each lap at 0.5 minutes, in the race's entirety, how much time will pass from the start of the race to the time at which Jane will have finished her last lap? Solution: def solution():
    """In a 100-lap race, the frontrunners are Dick, followed by Jane, and then Martha. Dick and Martha both go at a constant speed throughout the race, but Jane must first overcome her fear of failure, and first goes 10 laps at a time followed by a 5-minute break, and then 20 laps at a time followed by a 7-minute break. If none of the competitors had a time advantage at the start of the race and Dick and Martha each lap at 0.5 minutes, in the race's entirety, how much time will pass from the start of the race to the time at which Jane will have finished her last lap?"""
    # A 100-lap race has 100 laps.
    laps = 100
    # Dick and Martha are going at a constant speed.
    # Dick and Martha each lap at 1/2 minute.
    dick_martha_time = 0.5
    # Jane must first overcome
### Response: Question: 13 is the answer to a math problem that has a plus or minus sign and an even number. What is the math problem? Solution: def solution():
    # The answer is 13.
    answer = 13
    #1) The answer could be 13-2, 13/2, 13*2.
    result1 = 13 - 2
    result2 = 13 / 2
    result3 = 13 * 2
    #2) The answer could be 13-(-2), 13/(-2), 13*(-2).
    result1_neg = 13 - (-2)
    result2_neg = 13 / (-2)
    result3_neg = 13 * (-2)
    #3) The answer could be 13+2, 13/2, 13*2.
    result1_pos = 13 + 2
    result2_pos = 13 / 2
    result3_pos = 13 * 2
    #4) The answer could be 13+(-2), 13/(-2), 13*(-2).
    result1_neg_pos = 13 + (-2)
    result2_neg_pos = 13 / (-2)
    result3_neg_pos = 13 * (-2)
    #Check all the possibilities
    return result1, result2, result3, result1_neg, result2_neg, result3_neg, result1_pos, result2_pos, result3_pos, result1_neg_pos, result2_neg_pos, result3_neg_pos
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### Response: Question: Jelly beans come in multiple colors. 20% are red, 15% are green, 6787945 are yellow, 30% are blue, and the rest are purple. What percent of the jelly beans are purple? Solution: def solution():
    red_percent = 20
    green_percent = 15
    yellow_percent = 40
    blue_percent = 30
    purple_percent = 100 - red_percent - green_percent - yellow_percent - blue_percent
    result = purple_percent
    return result
### Response: Question: A butcher needs to get 150 pounds of beef from the back freezer and 75 pounds of pork from the front freezer. The butcher can only carry 60 pounds of meat at a time. How many trips does he need to make? Solution: def solution():
    #The butcher needs to get 150 pounds of beef and 75 pounds of pork
    beef_pounds = 150
    pork_pounds
### Response: Question: Jolie and 10 of her friends are going to a theme park on the weekend. The theme park charges $20 for a ticket. If Jolie and her friends are evenly sharing the costs for the trip, how much will each of them have to pay? Solution: def solution():
    #The group has 11 friends
    friends = 11
    #Each ticket is $20
    ticket_cost = 20
    #11 tickets for 11 friends cost
    money_spent = friends * ticket_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_spent / friends
    return result
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### Instruction:
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### Response: Question: A flock of 2000 birds is traveling north for the winter. Every 100 miles, the flock stops to rest. How many stops does the flock make during its 2000-mile journey? Solution: def solution():
    #The flock of 2000 birds is traveling 2000 miles.
    birds_in_flock = 2000
    #The flock stops 100 miles at a time,
    #so the total number of stops is 2000/100
    no_of_stops = 2000/100
    #The answer is
    result = no_of_stops
    return result
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### Response: Question: Easthampton, the 2nd largest town in Hamptonshire, MA, has 22,259 people. the 5th largest town has a third of Easthampton’s population. The population of the 50th largest town is 390. How many people live in the 10 largest towns in Hampsonshire, MA? Solution: def solution():
    #The population of Easthampton is 22,259
    easthampton_population = 22259
    #The fifth largest town has a third of Easthampton's population.
    fifth_largest_town_population = easthampton_population / 3
    #If 50th largest town has 390 people, then the 10th largest town has that many people or more.
    tenth_largest_town = 390
    #The 10th to 5th largest towns have a combined population of
    tenth_to_fifth_population = tenth_largest_town + fifth_largest_town_population + easthampton_population
    #The top four towns have a combined population of 22,259 + 7416 + 7416 + 22,259 = 69040
    top_four_population = 69040
    #The total population of the top ten towns is
    result = top_four_population + tenth_to_fifth_population
    return result
### Response: Question: A vineyard has 950 vines and the owners can harvest 50 grapes per vine. If each bottle of wine takes 200 grapes, how many bottles can they make? Solution: def solution():
    #A vineyard has 950 vines and the owners can harvest 50 grapes per vine.
    vines = 950
    grapes_per_vine = 50
    #If each bottle of
### Response: Question: Tessa and her brother went up against each other in a putt-putt tournament.  She was able to sink 75% of her shots for the first 9
### Response: Question: Nail polish costs $3.00 a bottle.  They are currently on sale for buy one, get one free.  The store is also offering a 20% discount off of
### Response: Question: Kieran is a roofer. He has to reroof three houses. The first house and the second house are the same size and will take him the same number of days to complete. The third house is threefold bigger than both the first and second houses. The first house will take Kieran 5 days to reroof. How many days will it take Kieran to reroof all three houses? Solution: def solution():
    #The first house will
### Response: Question: 1716332 84773517 and 3000 are the cost of living in one of the four most populous cities in the United States. Which city has the highest cost of living? Solution: def solution():
    #Most populous city #1 has a cost of living of 1716332
    cost_of_living_1 = 1716332
    #Most populous city #2 has a cost of living of 84773517
    cost_of_living_2 = 8
### Response: Question: Daisy is building a cairn in her backyard. She can stack 8424548 fieldstones to make a sturdy base, then she can stack each subsequent tier 30% taller than the last. How many tiers will she be able to stack before she runs out of fieldstones? Solution: def solution():
    Daisy's Cairn
    fieldstones_base = 8424548
    fieldstones_tier_one = fieldstones_base * 1.3
    fieldstones_tier_two = fieldstones_tier_one * 1.3
    fieldstones_tier_three = fieldstones_tier_two * 1.3
    fieldstones_tier_four = fieldstones_tier_three * 1.3
    fieldstones_tier_five = fieldstones_tier_four * 1
### Response: Question: 23 children are on a soccer team. The coach is buying pizza slices for the team, and a pizza can be sliced into 8 slices. Each slice of pizza costs $1.50. How much does the coach spend on pizza? Solution: def solution():
    # 23 children on the soccer team
    children = 23
    # A pizza has 8 slices
    slices_pizza = 8
    # The cost of one slice is $1.50
### Response: Question: Tiffany and her friends are having a pizza party for her 13th birthday. Her and her 12 friends can eat a total of 84 slices of pizza. 4 slices of pizza equals 1210 calories. How many calories will Tiffany and her friends eat during her birthday party? Solution: def solution():
    #Tiffany and her friends can eat a total of 84 slices of pizza
    slices_eaten = 84
    #4 slices of pizza equals 1210 calories
    slices_calories = 4
    #84 slices of pizza eaten times the calories per 4 slices of pizza
    calories_eaten = slices_eaten * slices_calories
    #The answer is
    result = calories_eaten
    return result
### Response: Question: Javon had 6909029 bills and 20 one-dollar bills. He tore one of the twenty-dollar bills. If he could only get 70% of the exchange value for the torn twenty-dollar bill, how much money does he have left? Solution: 
def solution():
    "Javon had 20 twenty-dollar bills and 20 one-dollar bills. He tore one of the twenty-dollar bills. If he could only get 70% of the exchange value for the torn twenty-dollar bill, how much money does he have left?"
    #Javon had 20 twenty dollar bills
    #Javon had 20 one dollar bills
    #One twenty dollar bill is 20 dollars
    twenty_dollar_bill = 0.20
    #One one dollar bill is 1 dollar
    one_dollar_bill = 0.01
    #Javon tore 1 twenty dollar bill
    torn_twenty_dollar_bill = -20
    #70% of a torn twenty dollar bill will be accepted for exchange
    torn_twenty_dollar_bill_exchange_value = torn_twenty_dollar_bill * 0.70
    #20 twenty dollar bills is 20 bills * 20 dollars per bill = 400 dollars
    20 * twenty_dollar_bill = 20 * 0.20
    20 * twenty_dollar_bill = 400
    #20 one dollar bills is 20 bills *
### Response: Question: The Roto-Rooter Man had 18 clogged toilets to unclog.  The first 6 took 30 minutes each.  The next 8 took 45 minutes each.  The last 4 only took 15 minutes each.  How many hours in total did he work? Solution: def solution():
    #He unclogged 6 toilets that took 30 minutes each
    toilets_unclogged_1 = 6
    toilet_unclogging_time_1 = 30
    #He unclogged 8 toilets that took 45 minutes each
    toilets_unclogged_2 = 8
    toilet_unclogging_time_2 = 45
    #He unclogged 4 toilets that it
### Response: Question: In a year, the total amount of money that the city of Portland, Maine spends on road repairs is $10,000. The city of Chicago, Illinois spends 1.5 times this amount on the same. How much money does the city of Chicago spends on road repairs in a year? Solution: def solution():
    #Portland, Maine, spends $10,000 on road repairs
    portland_road_repairs = 10000
    #Chicago, Illinois, spends 1.5 times as much
    chicago_road_repairs = portland_road_repairs * 1.5
    #The amount is
    result = chicago_road_repairs
    return result
### Response:
Question: Mia and her mother go to the farmers market to buy groceries for the week.  Mia buys 2 bags of peas and 2 bags of carrots for $4 a bag.  Her mother buys 4 loaves of bread for $6 a loaf and a whole chicken for $18.  How much do their groceries cost in total? Solution: def solution():
# Mia's groceries are 2 bags of peas at $4 a bag, and 2 bags of carrots at $4 a bag
mia_groceries = 2 * 4
mia_groceries += 2 * 4
#Mia's groceries cost 2*$4+$4 = $<<2*4+4=12>>12
# Mia's mother's groceries are 4 bags of bread at $6 a bag and a whole chicken for $18,
mia_mother_groceries = 4 * 6
mia_mother_groceries += 18
#Mia's mother's groceries cost 4*6 + 18 = $42
#Together, their groceries cost $12 + $42 = $<<12+42=54>>54
result = 12 + 42
return result
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### Response:Question: A Tesla can travel 240 miles on a full charge. John drives 1/4 of a full charge per day.  He recharges the Tesla every night and the cost to recharge is $4.  How much does John spend a month on recharges?  Solution: def solution():
    #A Tesla can travel 240 miles on a full charge
    miles_per_charge = 240
    #John drives 1/4 of a full charge per day
    miles_per_day = 1/4 * miles_per_charge
    #John needs to recharge his tesla every night
    recharge_nightly = True 
    #The cost to recharge is $4 per night
    recharge_cost = 4
    #A month is 30 days
    days_per_month = 30
    #The total miles driven in a month is 30 * 1/4
    miles_per_month = days_per_month * miles_per_day
    #The total number of recharges is 30/1 where 1 is the distance of a full charge
    recharges_per_month = miles_per_month / miles_per_charge
    #The monthly cost of recharging is 30*$4
    monthly_recharge_cost = recharges_per_month * recharge_cost
    #The answer is
    result = monthly_recharge_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Ms. K. has been a teacher for 20 years. She has a bachelor's degree and a master's degree. She took three years to get her bachelor's degree and one and a half years to get her master's degree. One year of school generally takes 30 weeks. Each week of education costs $10. (Scholarships, family support, etc. are ignored.) How much has Ms. K. spent on education? Solution: #Ms. K. spent 30 weeks/year x 3 years/bachelor's degree x $10/week = $900 on her bachelor's degree.
bachelors_degree_cost = 30 * 3 * 10
#and she spent 30 weeks/year x 1.5 years/master's degree x $10/week = $450 on her master's degree.
masters_degree_cost = 30 * 1.5 * 10
#The total cost was $900 for the bachelor's degree + $450 for the master's degree = $<<900+450=1350>>1350.
result = bachelors_degree_cost + masters_degree_cost
#The answer is
return result
### Response: Question: A grocery story manager is taking an inventory of the dairy section. He finds that there are 150 gallons of milk, 95 pounds of cheese and 20 containers of yogurt. A gallon of milk costs $3.50. A pound of cheese costs $6.00. A container of yogurt costs $2.35. How much is the cost of all the groceries he took inventory of? Solution: def solution():
   #The gallons of milk cost $3.50 a gallon
    milk_cost = 3.5
    #A pound of cheese costs $6
    cheese_cost = 6
    #A container of yogurt costs $2.35
    yogurt_cost=2.35
    #There are 150 gallons of milk
    milk_quantity = 150
    #There are 95 pounds of cheese
    cheese_quantity = 95
    #There are 20 containers of yogurt
    yogurt_quantity = 20
    #5 gallons of milk cost 3.5_ times 5
    milk_total_cost = milk_cost * milk_quantity
    #95 pounds of cheese cost 6 times 95
    cheese_total_cost = cheese_cost * cheese_quantity
    #20 containers of yogurt cost 20 * 2.35
    yogurt_total_cost = yogurt_cost * yogurt_quantity
    #The total costs are
    total_cost = milk_total_cost + cheese_total_cost + yogurt_total_cost
    #The answer is
### Response: Question: The Dixie Chicks sold 1234567 albums after they won their first Grammy. They sold 1/5 as many after they won their second Grammy. They won the Album of the Year Grammy Award that year. How many albums did they sell that year? Solution: def solution():
    #They sold 1234567 albums after their first Grammy
    albums_first_grammy = 1234567
    #They sold 1/5 as many albums after they won their second Grammy.
    albums_second_grammy = albums_first_grammy / 5
    #The total albums sold after both Grammys is 1234567 + 1/5 * 1234567
    total_albums_sold = albums_first_grammy + albums_second_grammy
    #The answer is
    result = total_albums_sold
    return result
### Response: Question: Sally is a CPA. She is tax-exempt so she takes home 90% of her salary, plus $1000. If her salary is $10,000, how much did she take home this year? Solution: def solution():
    #Sally's tax-exempt salary is 90% of $10,000
    tax_exempt_salary = 0.90 *
### Response: Question: A 400-page book is being sold for $18. A 600-page book is selling for $30. What is the cost per page for each book? Solution: def solution():
    #The 400-page book is selling at $18
    money_400 = 18
    #The 600-page book is selling at $30
    money_600 = 30
    #The cost of 400 pages is $18/400
    cost_400 = money_400 / 400
    #The cost of 600 pages is $30/600
    cost_600 = money_600 / 600
    #The answer is
    result = cost_400 + cost_600
    return result
### Response:Question: A 1189071-storey building has an elevator that zips up at 10 storeys a second. How many seconds will it take the elevator to move from the 30th floor to the 5th floor? Solution: def solution():
    #The elevator moves 10 floors at a time
    elevator_speed = 10
    #The 5th floor is 30 - 5 = <<30-5=25>>25 floors below the 30th floor
    floors_moved = 25
    #The answer is
    result = floors_moved / elevator_speed
    return result
### Response: Question: In Craftopolis, there are 7994250 potters, 40 bakers and 50 weavers. How many crafters are there in Craftopolis? Solution: def solution():
    #Craftopolis has 20 potters, 40 bakers, and 50 weavers
    potters = 7994250
### Response: Question: On his 12th birthday, Noah was gifted $100. He went to an arcade with 3 of his friends. He bought 2 time passes, which cost $50 each, and everyone had a total of 200 credits to use. Each game at the arcade cost 2 credits.  How many games did the four friends play? Solution: def solution():
    #Noah was gifted with $100
    money = 100
    #He bought 2 time passes, which cost $50 each
    time_passes = 2
    time_pass_cost = 50
    #The 2 time passes cost
    money_spent = time_passes * time_pass_cost
    #The 4 friends had 200 credits to use
    credits = 200
    #Each game took 2 credits and they are four people, so the number of games they could all play was
    games_possible = credits / 2
 
    #They played games in multiples of 4
    games_played = games_possible / 4
	#The answer is
    result = games_played
    return result
### Response: Question: Vance and Gwen are a two person IT team that works for a company with 1436749 computers. Both of them are good at IT work, and each of them can fix 1436749 computers per hour. When a computer is brought to them, it takes each person 10 minutes to diagnose the problem. A rollback of the operating system, software, and security updates takes 60 minutes. If Vance and Gwen worked for 8 hours today, how many computers did they fix? Solution: 
def solution():
    """Vance and Gwen are a two person IT team that works for a company with 100 computers. Both of them are good at IT work, and each of them can fix 10 computers per hour. When a computer is brought to them, it takes each person 10 minutes to diagnose the problem. A rollback of the operating system, software, and security updates takes 60 minutes. If Vance and Gwen worked for 8 hours today, how many computers did they fix?"""
    num_it_guys = 2
    computers_per_guy = 10
    minutes_to_diagnose = 10
    minutes_for_rollback = 60
    hours_worked = 8
    minutes_worked = hours_worked * 60
    computers_fixed = (minutes_worked - minutes_to_diagnose - minutes_for_rollback) / (computers_per_guy * num_it_guys)
    result = computers_fixed
    return result
### Response: Question: John and Jan are buying a chest of drawers.  The store will charge them 280 dollars for delivery.  Jan offers to pay half the cost of the delivery.  John then offers to pay 20 dollars more than Jan.  How much does John offer to pay for delivery? Solution: def solution():
    import math
    #John and Jan are buying
### Response: Question: Fay wants the 24-piece box of crayons, which costs $12, and the 48-piece deluxe box, which costs $33. The 12-piece box of crayons is currently on sale for $2. How much money does she need to buy all three boxes and receive a $2.50 discount for using the store's app? Solution: def solution():
    #Fay wants two crayon boxes that cost $12 and $33
    crayon_box_1_cost = 12
    crayon_box_2_cost = 33
    #The crayon box that is on sale is $2
    crayon_box_3_cost = 2
    #The three crayon boxes cost
    total_crayon_cost = crayon_box_1_cost + crayon_box_2_cost + crayon_box_3_cost
    #She may also use a $2.50 discount
    discount = 2.50
    #The total cost with the discount is
    total_cost = total_crayon_cost - discount
    #The answer is
    result = total_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Patsy and Sal went for a walk. Patsy walked 320 meters. Sal walked 20 more meters than Patsy. How many meters did they walk in total? Solution: def solution():
    #Patsy and Sal together walked 320 meters
    patsy_distance = 320
    #Sal walked 20 meters more than Patsy
    sal_distance = patsy_distance + 20
    #They walked a total of
    total_distance = patsy_distance + sal_distance
    #340 meters
    result =  total_distance
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a math word problem and Python code with a commented out step-by-step solution
### Response: Question: In a trivia contest, the 10807783 participant who comes in first place gets a $100 gift certificate.  The participant who comes in second place gets a $75 gift certificate.  20% of the participants will get a $10 gift certificate.  How many total dollars in gift certificates will be given out? Solution: def solution():
    #10807783 participants will get a $100 gift certificate.
    gift_cert_first = 100
    #75 gift certificate.
### Response: Question: A pizza peel costs $10 in the store.  It is on sale for 20% off of the normal price.  How much does the pizza peel cost? Solution: def solution():
    #pizza peel costs $10
    pizza_peel_cost = 10
    #20% of the cost is
    percentage_off = 0.2
    #The answer is
    result = pizza_peel_cost * (1 - percentage_off)
    return result
### Response: Question: At the bakery, each baguette costs $2, each macaron costs $3 and each croissant costs $4.  Diane bought 6 baguettes, a dozen macarons, and 4 croissants. How much did she spend? Solution: def solution():
    #Diane bought 6 baguettes, a dozen macarons, and 4 croissants
    baguettes = 6
    macarons = 12
    croissants = 4
    #Each baguette costs $2, each macaron costs $3 and each croissant costs $4.
    baguette_cost = 2
    macaron_cost = 3
    croissant_cost = 4
    #6 baguettes at $2 each cost
    baguette_costs = baguettes*baguette_cost
    #a dozen macarons at $3 each cost
    macaron_costs = macarons*macaron_cost
    #4 croissants at $4 each cost
    croissant_costs = croissants*croissant_cost
    #The total costs of the baguettes, macarons and croissants is
    total_costs = baguette_costs + macaron_costs + croissant_costs
    #The answer is
    result = total_costs
    return result
### Response: Question: I baked 200 cookies.  I gave 41 cookies to mom, and I gave 46 cookies to dad.  I ate 17 cookies.  How many cookies did I have left to give away? Solution: def solution():
    #I baked 200 cookies
    cookies_baked = 200
    #I gave 41 to mom and 46 to dad
    cookies_given_mom = 41
    cookies_given_dad = 46
    #I ate 17 cookies
    cookies_eaten = 17
    #The answer is
    result = cookies_baked - cookies_given_mom - cookies_given_dad - cookies_eaten
    return result
### Response: Question: Kaneka's dad is a pastor, and he baptizes babies every Sunday. If 4519540 babies are baptized in the first month of the year, and 40 babies are baptized in the next 2 months, how many babies are baptized by the end of March? Solution: def solution():
    #Kaneka's dad baptized 40 babies in the first month
    babies_baptized_jan = 4519540
    #In the first two months, he baptizes 40 babies
    babies_baptized_feb_mar = 40
### Response: Question: The pantry on the first floor of the dorm has 34574034 cans of soda, twice as many as the pantry on the second floor. The pantry on the third floor has 3 cans of soda for every 2 residents. The dorm has 40 residents. How many cans of soda are in the pantry on the third floor? Solution: 
def solution():
    """The pantry on the first floor of the dorm has 30 cans of soda, twice as many as the pantry on the second floor. The pantry on the third floor has 3 cans of soda for every 2 residents. The dorm has 40 residents. How many cans of soda are in the pantry on the third floor?"""
    soda_first_floor = 34574034
    soda_second_floor =
### Response: Question: The three little pigs are eachotted 200 bricks with which to build their houses. The first and second pig each take 10% of their allotment, while the third pig takes only 1 brick for himself. The rest of the bricks are forfeitted to the local wolf. How many bricks does the wolf get? Solution: def solution():
    #3 pigs are each allotted 200 bricks, which is 200 * 3 = <<200*3=600>>600 bricks
    bricks_allotted = 600
    #1st and 2nd pigs: 10% of 200 bricks
### Response: Question: On her blog, Alyssa has made $50 in ad sales, $80 in affiliate revenue, and $40 in sponsored content. How much money does she make on her blog? Solution: def solution():
    # Alyassa made $50 in ad sales, $80 in affiliate revenue, and $40 in sponsored content
    ad_sales = 50
    affiliate_revenue = 80
    sponsored_content= 40
    #The answer is
    result = ad_sales + affiliate_revenue + sponsored_content
    return result
### Response: Gino is an Italian restaurant.  They sell 10 pizzas a day for $6936663 a pizza.  They also serve 15 pastas a day for $12 each.  How much money does the restaurant Gino make a day? Solution: 
def solution():
    """Gino is an Italian restaurant.  They sell 10 pizzas a day for $10 a pizza.  They also serve 15
### Response: Question: Marissa, her boyfriend, her sister and her parents are all going to the movies for Marissa's birthday.  It's a $6 movie, and it looks like they're all going to want popcorn, too, which will cost a couple dollars each.  Marissa is going to pay for the whole thing, if it's under $60 - what's the most popcorn everyone can get and still be under $60? Solution: def solution():
    #Marissa's birthday party is all 6 of them - Marissa, her bf, her sister, and her parents
    people = 6
    ticket_cost = 6
    #Popcorn is a couple of dollars - figure we can get it for $2.50
    popcorn_cost = 2.5
    #Tickets for all of them are $6/ticket * 6 tickets = $<<6*6=36>>36
    money_spent_on_tickets = people * ticket_cost
    # If we spend all 60 bucks, we can get each of them 60/2.5 = <<60/2.5=24>>24 dollars worth of popcorn
    max_popcorn = 24
    #We could just buy them each a bucket of popcorn, 2.5 buckets/person, but that would cost 2.5*24 = 60 bucks
    max_popcorn_value = 24 * popcorn_cost
    #Our 60 bucks will buy us 60/6 popcorn buckets' worth of popcorn
    money_left_for_popcorn = 60 -
### Response: Question: The Bakers at the Beverly Hills Bakery baked 200 loaves of bread on Monday morning. They sold 93 loaves in the morning and 39 loaves in the afternoon. A grocery store returned 6 unsold loaves. How many loaves of bread did they have left? Solution: def solution():
  #The bakers started with 200 loaves
  loaves_baked = 200
  #They sold 93 in the morning and 39 in the afternoon
  loaves_sold_
### Response: Question: Candy was the only person in the office wearing a green sweater on St. Patrick's Day.  The next day, she noticed that twice as many people were wearing green, including herself.  If two days after that 30 percent of the people in the office were wearing green, how many people were wearing green on that day? Solution: def solution():
    #Candy was the only person in the office wearing a green sweater on St. Patrick's Day.
    candy
### Response: Question: The average 10-year-old is 4.5 feet and 6 inches tall. The average 12-year-old is 0.8 feet and 5 inches taller than the average 10-year-old. How tall is the average 12-year-old? Solution: def solution():
#### 4.5 feet == 4.5*12 = <<4.5*12=54>>54 inches
    ten_year_old_feet = 4.5
    ten_year_old_inches = ten_year_old_feet * 12
    #54 inches plus 0.8 feet, 5 inches is 54+0.8*12 + 5
    twelve_year_old_height = ten_year_old_inches + 0.8 * 12 + 5
    result = twelve_year_old_height
    return result
### Response: Question: The book was originally $35. It is on sale for 25% off. The sales tax is 7% on the discounted price. What is the total cost including sales tax? Solution: def solution():
    #The book's original price was $35
    price_original = 35
    #It is on sale for 25% off
    discount = 25
    #The discounted price is
    price_discounted = price_original * (1 - discount/100)
    #The sales tax on the discounted price is 7%
    sales_tax = 0.07
    #The sales tax price is
    sales_tax_price = price_discounted * sales_tax
    #The final price is
    final_price = price_discounted + sales_tax_price
    return final_price
### Response: Question: 3 tires cost $300. 4 other tires cost $280. 2 more tires cost $310. How much did the tires cost in all? Solution: def solution():
    #3 tires cost $300
    tires_300 = 3
    #4 other tires cost $180
    tires_280 = 4
    #2 more tires cost $310
    tires_310 = 2
    #The answer is
    result = tires_300 + tires_280 + tires_310
    return result
### Response: Question: Shen is selling her Rottweiler puppy for $900. The online website where she is selling it on takes away 15% of the profit. How much money is Shen going to have after selling the puppy? Solution: def solution():
    #Shen is selling her puppy for $900
    puppy_price = 900
    #The website is going to take 15% of the 
    website_cut = 0.15
    #Shen is going to get 100% - 15% = 85% of the $900
    actual_profit = puppy_price * (100 - website_cut) /100
    #The answer is
    result = actual_profit
    return result
### Test 4.7: 2018
def solution():
    """Shen is selling her Rottweiler puppy for $900. The online website where she is selling it on takes away 15% of the profit. How much money is Shen going to have after selling the puppy?"""
    puppy_price = 900
    website_cut = 0.15
    actual_profit = puppy_price * (100 - website_cut) /100
    result = actual_profit
    return result
### Response: Question: The pink box has 88 pencils and the blue box has 102 pencils. If the five students take 17 pencils from each box, how many pencils are left? Solution: def solution():
        #The pink box has 88 pencils and the blue box has 102 pencils
        pink_box = 88
        blue_box = 102
        #5 students take 17 pencils from each box
        students = 5
        pencils_per_student = 17
        #The students took 5*17 pencils
        pencils_taken = students * pencils_per_student
        #The pink box has 88-17
        pink_box_left = pink_box - pencils_taken
        #The blue box has 102-17
        blue_box_left = blue_box - pencils_taken
        #The answer is
        result = pink_box_left + blue_box_left
        return result
### Response: Question: 2473327 and his sister were selling fundraiser candy bars in packs of 3. 2473327 sold 20 packs of candy bars all by himself. He sold one of the packs to his mom and 3 of the packs to his aunt and uncle. He and his sister were selling the candy bars for $2.50 a pack and the candy bar company was giving them 50 cents for every candy bar sold. For every 5 candy bars they sold, they were given a $5.00 gift card to a local pizza joint. How many fundraiser gift cards did 2473327 win? Solution: def solution():
    #2473327 sold 20 packs of candy bars all by himself
    candy_bars_sold = 20
    #His mom and aunt and uncle bought 3 packs
    special_sales = 3
    #He sold one of the packs to his mom and
### Response: Question: Sam has 14 bills that are all either $1 or $5. If the total amount is $33, how many $5 bills does he have? Solution: def solution():
    #Sam's has 33 dollars
    dollars = 33
    #Each 5 dollar bill contributes 5 towards the total
    five_dollar_bill = 5
    #Each 1 dollar bill contributes 1 towards the total
    one_dollar_bill = 1
    #14 bills that are all either $1 or $5 
    bills_total = 14
    #The answer is
    result = (dollars - bills_total * one_dollar_bill)/five_dollar_bill
    return result
### Response: Question: Kari-lyn is 6 years older than her younger sister. In 8 years, her younger sister will be 9 years old. How old is Kari-lyn? Solution: def solution():
    #9 years from now, her sister will be 9 years old
    sister_age_future = 9
    #Her sister is 6 years younger than Kari-lyn
    age_difference = 6
    #Kari-lyn will be this many years old in 8 years
    kari_lyn_age_future = sister_age_future + age_difference
    #Kari-lyn is this old now
    kari_lyn_age_now = kari_lyn_age_future - 8
    #The answer is
    result = kari_lyn_age_now
    return result
### Response: Question: At a muffin shop, the muffins cost $3.60 each.  The scones are all $2 each.  What is the total cost of 7 muffins and 3 scones? Solution: def solution():
    #The muffin cost is $3.60
    muffin_cost = 3.6
    #The scone cost is $2
    scone_cost = 2
    #7 muffins cost 7*3.6 = $<<7*3.6=25.20>>25.20
    muffin_total = 7 * muffin_cost
    #3 scones cost 3*2 = $<<3*2=6>>6
    scone_total = 3 scone_cost
    #The total cost is 25.20 + 6
    result = muffin_total + scone_total
    return result
### Response: Question: On Friday, a cashier at the local convenience store handled 6212509 cash transactions. 10% of the customers received a refund. The average refund was $6. How much money did the cashier handle during the day, in hundreds of dollars? Solution: 
def solution():
    """On Friday, a cashier at the local convenience store handled 200 cash transactions. 10% of the customers received a refund. The average refund was $6. How much money did the cashier handle during the day, in hundreds of dollars?"""
    #
### Response: Question: A shack on the beach was $20 to rent for the day. 4 chairs were $10 to rent. 2 umbrellas were $12 to rent. How much did it cost to rent the shack, chairs, and umbrellas? Solution: def solution():
    #The shack cost $20
    shack_cost = 20
    #4 chairs at $10 each cost
    chair_cost = 4 * 10
    #2 umbrellas at $12 each cost
    umbrella_cost = 2 * 12
    #$20 for the sh
### Response: Question: A pizzeria sells 5 pizzas and an entree salad for a meal deal for $18. A pizza costs $4. The salad cost is $2. How much is a 25% tip on the pizzas and salad combo? Solution: def solution():
    #A pizzeria sells 5 pizzas and an entree salad for a meal deal for $18
    meal_deal_cost = 18
    #A pizza costs $3
    pizza_cost = 4
    #The salad cost is $2
    salad_cost = 2
    #The combo price discount is 25%
    combo_discount = 0.25
    #The total cost of the combo
    combo_total = pizza_cost + salad_cost
    #After the discount, the combo should cost 18 - (18 * 25%)
    combo_discounted = 18 - (18 * combo_discount)
    #The tip is 25% of 18
    tip_percent = 0.25
    #A 25% tip on the meal deal is 18 * 0.25
    tip = 18 * tip_percent
    #The answers is
    result = tip
    return result
### Response: Question: The pumpkin patch at the U-pick-em Farm and Orchard sells pumpkins and pumpkin decorations. They sell small pumpkins for $4 each. They sell large pumpkins for $7 each. They also sell pumpkin carving kits for $6 and a pumpkin-shaped candy dish for $21. How much money does the pumpkin patch make if it sells 9 small pumpkins, 3 large pumpkins, 6 carving kits, and 13 candy dishes? Solution: def solution():
    pumpkin_patch = "The pumpkin patch at the U-pick-em Farm and Orchard sells pumpkins and pumpkin decorations. They sell small pumpkins for $4 each. They sell large pumpkins for $7 each. They also sell pumpkin carving kits for $6 and a pumpkin-shaped candy dish for $21."
    #They sell small pumpkins for $4 each
    small_pumpkin_price = 4
    #They sell large pumpkins for $7 each
    large_pumpkin_price = 7
    #They sell kits for $6 each
    kit_price = 6
    #They sell a candy dish for $21
    dish_price = 21
    #They sell 9 small pumpkins, 3 large pumpkins, 6 carving kits, and 13 candy dishes
    small_pumpkins = 9
    large_pumpkins = 3
    kits = 6
    dishes = 13
    #9 small pumpkins cost 9 * 4
### Response: Question: A sneaker factory has 2 assembly lines. 17 sneakers can be produced on each production line in an hour. How many sneakers will the 2 assembly lines produce in 8 hours? Solution: def solution():
    # Each assembly line produces 17 sneakers in an hour
    sneakers_per_hour = 17
    #There are 2 production lines
    production_lines = 2
    #8 hours
    production_time = 8
    #Two production lines producing 17 sneakers per hour for 8 hours makes
    result = sneakers_per_hour * production_lines * production_time
    return result
### Response: Question: Ossory has $33.00. He buys 2124323 pizzas at $10 each and 2 bags of chips at $3.50 each.  How much more money does he need to buy 10633767 more pizzas? Solution: def solution():
    #Ossory has $33.00
    money_initial = 33.00
    #He bought 5 pizzas at $10 each
    pizzas=2124323
    pizza_cost = 10
    money_Spent_pizza = pizzas * pizza_cost
    #He bought 2bags of chips at $3.50 each
    chips = 2
    chip_cost = 3.50
    money_Spent_chips = chips * chip_cost
    #The total cost of pizza and chips
    total_money_spent=money_Spent_pizza + money_Spent_chips
    #Ossory has 33-5-7.5=<<33-5-7.5=19.50>>19.50 money left
    money_left = money_initial - total_money_spent
    #He needs 10-3.5=6.5 more money
    money_more = 10633767 - 3.5
    #The answer is
    result = money_more - money_left
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a math word problem
### Response: Question: I'm buying a gift for my friend. I can spend up to $36. I buy a $10 shirt and a $12 bag, and then some earrings that cost $0.75 each. I can't find any more jewelry I like, so I buy as many earrings as I can. How many earrings did I buy? Solution: def solution():
    #You can spend up to $36
    spending_limit = 36
    #Spent $10 on the shirt and $12 on the bag, for a total of...
    shirt_cost = 10
    bag_cost = 12
    total_cost_shirt_bag = shirt_cost + bag_cost
    #Earrings cost 75 cents each, so if you spent $7.50...
    earring_cost = 0.75
    #...you bought 10 earrings.
    earring_purchase = 7.50
    earrings_bought = earring_cost * (earring_purchase / earring_cost)
    #As many as possible means 36-10-12
    space_for_earrings = 36 - 10 - 12
    #The answer is
    result = space_for_earrings * earring_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: A 23 mL sample of blood is collected from each of 2730724 patients. The blood is divided evenly into 5178703 vials per patient. What is the total volume of blood in vials? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A 23 mL sample of blood is collected from each of 3 patients. The blood is divided evenly into 5 vials per patient. What is the total volume of blood in vials?"""
    patients = 2730724
    blood_per_patient = 23
    vials_per_patient = 5178703
    blood_per_vial = blood_per_patient / vials_per_patient
    total_blood = blood_per_patient * patients
    total_vials = vials_per_patient * patients
    total_blood_in_vials = blood_per_vial * total_vials
    result = total_blood_in_vials
    return result
### Response: Question: A baking dish is 10 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. A casserole dish is 13 inches long, 10 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. How many more cubic inches are there in the baking dish than there are in the casserole dish? Solution: def solution():
    #A baking dish is 10 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 4 inches deep
    baking_dish_length = 10
    baking_dish_width = 7
    baking_dish_depth = 4
    # baking_dish_volume =((baking_dish_length) * (baking_dish_ width) * (baking_dish_depth))
    baking_dish_volume = (baking_dish_length * baking_dish_width * baking_dish_depth)
    #A casserole dish is 13 inches long, 10 inches wide, and 3 inches deep.
    casserole_dish_length = 13
    casserole_dish_width = 10
    casserole_dish_depth = 3
    #casserole_dish_volume =((casserole_dish_length) * (casserole_dish_ width) * (casserole_dish_depth))
    casserole_dish_volume = (casserole_dish_length * casserole_dish_width * casserole_dish_depth)
    #The difference in volume is
    volume_difference = baking
### Response: Question: At the cafeteria, there are 8 vending machines. Each vending machine has 10 potato chips and 12 candy bars. How many snacks do the vending machines have? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 8 vending machines
    vending_machines = 8
    #Each vending machine has
### Response: Question: A butcher sells 500 grams of beef for $8. How much will an 850 gram steak cost? Solution: def solution():
    #The beef costs $8 per 500 grams
    beef_cost = 8
    #The steak is 850 grams
    steak_weight = 850
    #500 grams is .5 kilo, so 850 grams is .85 kilo
    steak_weight_kilo = round(.85, 1)
    #The steak would cost $8 per 500 gram so 850 grams costs
### Response: Question: In a crayon box, there were 20 white crayons, 23 blue crayons, 31 red crayons, 25 green crayons and 30 black crayons. Olivia took out 10 white crayons, 12 blue crayons, 5 red crayons, 24 green crayons and 8 black crayons. How many crayons were in the box at that time? Solution: def solution():
    #In the crayon box, there were 20 white crayons, 23 blue crayons, 31 red crayons, 25 green crayons and 30 black crayons.
    white_crayons = 20
    blue_crayons = 23
    red_crayons = 31
    green_crayons = 25
    black_crayons = 30
    #Olivia took out 10 white crayons, 12 blue crayons, 5 red crayons, 24 green crayons and 8 black crayons
    white_crayons_out = 10
    blue_crayons_out = 12
    red_crayons_out = 5
    green_crayons_out = 24
    black_crayons_out = 8
    #The total number of crayons is the sum of each color
    crayon_total = white_crayons + blue_crayons + red_crayons + green_crayons_out + black_crayons
    #The box has this many crayons left
    crayons_left
### Response: Question: A bakery sells 60 loaves of bread in the morning and 80 loaves of bread in the afternoon. 29 loaves of bread are returned by a grocery store. How many loaves of bread does the bakery sell? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery sold 60 loaves of bread in the morning
    loaves_morning = 60
    #The bakery sold 80 loaves of bread in the morning
    loaves_afternoon = 80
    #29 loaves of bread are returned
    loaves_returned = 29
    #The answer is
    result = loaves_morning + loaves_afternoon - loaves_returned
    return result
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### Instruction:
Python has two different ways of writing for-loops: the `for` statement and the `while` statement.
The `for` statement lets you loop over all the elements in a list. You don't have to store the list and its length in a variable.
The `while` statement requires you to keep track of the index of the element you're looking at with a variable.
Write three for-loops, one using a `for` statement, one using a `while` statement, and one that does something useful.

### Response: for loop 1: def for_loop1():
    for i in [1, 2, 3]:
        print(i)
for loop 2: def while_loop2():
    list_ = [1, 2, 3]
    num_elements = len(list_)
    i = 0
### Response: Question: Ms. Splinter had a class of 32 students. 1/4 of the students were cats, 1/3 of the cats were black, and half the black cats had blue eyes. How many blue-eyed black cats in total were in the class? Solution: def solution():
    #Ms. Splinter's class had 32 students
    class_size = 32
    #1/4 of the students were cats
    cats_proportion = 1/4
    #1/3 of the cats were black
    black_cats_proportion = 1/3
    #Half the black cats had blue eyes
    blue_eyed_black_cat_proportion = 1/2
    #The cats proportion means there are this many cats in the class: class_size * cats_proportion
    cats = class_size * cats_proportion
    #The black cats proportion means there are this many black cats in the class: cats * black_cats_proportion
    black_cats = cats * black_cats_proportion
    #The blue-eyed black cat proportion means there are this many blue-eyed black cats in the class: black_cats * blue_eyed_black_cat_proportion
    blue_eyed_black_cats = black_cats * blue_eyed_black_cat_proportion
    #The answer is
    result = blue_eyed_black_cats
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a math
### Response: Question: Tank Evans, a weightlifter, can bench press 240 pounds at the age of 20.  Every year he can add 5 more pounds to his bench press.  How much will he be able to bench press at 30? Solution: def solution():
    #Tank Evans can bench press 240 at 20
    bench_20 = 240
    #He can add 5 more pounds every year
    pound_added = 5
    #He will be 30 in 10 years
    age_30 = 30
    #So in 10 years he can add 10 * 5 pounds
    total_pounds_added = 10 * pound_added
    #the total number of pounds he can bench at 30 is
    bench_30 = bench_20 + total_pounds_added
    #The answer is
    result = bench_30
    return result
### Response: Question: Tiffany Turtle could swim 20 miles per hour.  She was swimming from one end of the lake to the other.  If the lake was 4000 miles long, how long did it take her to swim across the lake? Solution: def solution():
    #Tiffany, the turtle, could swim 20 miles per hour
    speed = 20
    #The length of the lake is 4000 miles 
    miles = 4000
    #It would take Tiffany 400
### Response: Question: On Election day 60% of registered voters in a country turn out to vote. 75% of those who turn out to vote vote for a given candidate. What percentage of all registered voters voted for the candidate? Solution: def solution():
    #If 100 people are registered to vote, and 60% vote. 60% of 100 is a turnout of .6*100 = 60 people.
    turn
### Response: Question: Nigel got 20 more tattoos, bringing the total number of tattoos he has to 60. How many tattoos did Nigel get before? Solution: def solution():
    #Nigel's total number of tattoos is 60
    tattoo_total = 60
    #Nigel got 20 more tattoos
    tattoos_gotten = 20
    #The number of tattoos before he got the 20 new tattoos is
    tattoos_before = tattoo_total - tattoos_gotten
    #The answer is
    result = tattoos
### Response: Question: In a 50 storey building, the 10th storey has 100 people. The 20th storey has 130 people, and the 30th storey has 160 people. If the building has a total of 700 people, how many people are on each storey on average? Solution: def solution():
    #there are 700 people in the building
    total_people = 700
    #10th floor has 100 people
    floor_10 = 100
    #20th floor has 130 people
    floor_20 = 130
    #30th floor has 160 people
    floor_30 = 160
    #on average, we have 7
### Response: Question: Dr. Bones has 320 bones in his body. He breaks 10 bones in an accident and then has to have 3 replaced. How many bones does he have in the end? Solution: def solution():
   #The total number of bones he has at the beginning is 320.
    bones_initial = 320
    #He breaks 10 bones in an accident
    bones_broken = 10
    #He has 3 bones replaced
    bones_replaced = 3
    #His total number of bones left is
    bones_total = bones_initial - bones_broken + bones_replaced
    #
### Response: Question: Dahlia needs 794999900 beads to make a necklace. She has 56 beads. She is given 20 beads by a friend. How many more beads does Dahlia need? Solution: 
def solution():
    '''Dahlia needs 120 beads to make a necklace. She has 56 beads. She is given 20 beads by a friend. How many more beads does Dahlia need?'''
    beads_needed = 794999900
    beads_initial = 56
    beads_given = 20
    beads_total = beads_initial + beads_given
    beads_needed = beads_needed - beads_total
    result = beads_needed
    return result
### Response: Question: Vivi was given $5 for the cookie sale. She was also given 7 3$ bills and 3 $2 bills. How much money does she have now? Solution: def solution():
    #Vivi was given $5 by an individual
    money_given_individual = 5
    #She got7 3$ bills
    money_given_bills_3 = 7
    #and 3 $2 bills
    money_given_bills_2 = 3
    #7 3$ bills come out to 7 * 3
    money_given_bills_3_computed = money_given_bills_3 * 3
    #7 3$ bills give her 21 dollars
    money_given_bills_3_dollars = money_given_bills_3_computed
    #3 2$ bills come out to 2 * 3
    money_given_bills_2_computed = 3 * 2
    #3 2$ bills give her 6 dollars
    money_given_bills_2_dollars = money_given_bills_2_computed
    #The total amount of money she has is 21 + 6 + 5
    total_money = money_given_bills_3_dollars + money_given_bills_2_dollars + money_given_individual
    #The answer is
    result = total_money
    return result
### Response:Question: Keefer University has an undergraduate enrollment of 12 477 students in the College of Business and a graduate enrollment of 3 193 students in the College of Business.  In the undergraduate program of the College of Engineering, there are 13 549 students.  The College of Law enrolls 2825 students.  How many students does Keefer University enroll in all? Solution: def solution():
### Response: Question: Darn it. There goes the neighborhood! 13522544 people have White cars.  There are 8112779 people that have Silver cars.  The remainder of the people have Black cars. How many people have Black cars? Solution: def solution():
   #13522544 people have White cars.
    white_cars = 13522544
    #8112779 people have Silver cars
    silver_cars = 8112779
    #The remainder of the people have Black cars
    black_cars = -1 * (white_cars + silver_cars)
    #The answer is
    result = black_cars
    return result
### Response: Question: Amaliya and Nalina are eating a competition to see who eats the fastest.They both ate 2368609 samosas in 10 minutes. How many samosas did each of them eat in 15 minutes? Solution: def solution():
    #Amaliya and Nalina ate 30 samosas in 10 minutes
    samosas_10_minutes = 2368609
    #They will each eat 30/2 = <<30/2=15>>15 samosas in 15 minutes
    samosas_15_minutes = 15
    #The answer is
    result = 15
    return result
### Response: Question:
A 20-sided die is rolled 218355 times.
It lands on 10 three times.
It lands on 4 seven times.
It lands on 9 twelve times.
It lands on every other number no more than once.
What is the average value of the die rolls? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A 20-sided die is rolled 20 times.
It lands on 10 three times.
It lands on 4 seven times.
It lands on 9 twelve times.
It lands on every other number no more than once.
What is the average value of the die rolls?"""
    # 218355 dies were rolled
    die_rolls = 20
    # The die landed on 10 3 times
    die_rolled_ten_times = 10
    # The die landed on 4 7 times
    die_rolled_four_times = 4
    # The die landed on 9 12 times
    die_rolled_nine_times = 9
    # The die never rolled any other number more than once
    die_rolled_elsewhere = 0
    # The average of the rolls
    result = (die_rolled_ten_times * 3 + die_rolled_four_times * 7 + die_rolled_nine_times * 12 + die_rolled_elsewhere * 1) / die
    return result
### Response: Question: Chelsea is shopping at the mall. She paid $220 for a blouse and $340 for a skirt. Chelsea had $730 in her wallet. How much money does Chelsea have left? Solution: def solution():
  #Chelsea has 730 in her wallet
  money_initial = 730
  #She first bought a blouse for $220
  blouse_cost = 220
  #Then she bought a skirt for $340
  skirt_cost = 340
  #The cost of the blouse and skirt is $220+340
  money_spent = blouse_cost + skirt_cost
  #The amount left is
  result = money_initial - money_spent
  return result
### Response: Question: At Mcdonald's, a Big Mac costs $4.00 and a coke costs $1.00.  If the total cost of the order is $7.00, how many cokes were purchased with the order? Solution: def solution():
    #The cost of a Big Mac is $4.00
    big_mac_cost = 4
### Response: Question: Amos and Ruthe are making pancakes.  The pancake mix is $4, and the blueberries cost $3.  Amos and Ruthe are each having 3 pancakes for $2 a pancake.  How much did the whole breakfast cost? Solution: def solution():
   #The pancake mix cost is $4, and the blueberries cost
    #$3
    mix_cost = 4
    blueberry_cost = 3
    #Amos and Ruthe are each eating 3 pancakes
    pancakes = 3
    #3 pancakes cost $2 per pancake so
    #these pancakes cost 3*2 = <<3*2=6>>6
    pancake_cost = 6
    #The whole breakfast cost
    result = mix_cost + blueberry_cost + pancake_cost
    return result
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### Response: Question: Flavia is two years older than Heather and 3 years older than Lily. Heather is 26 and Lily is 22. How old is Flavia? Solution: def solution():
    #Heather is 26 and Lily is 22, so the difference in age is 26 - 22 = <<26-22=4>>4 years
    age_difference = 4
    #Flavia is 3 years older than Lily, so her age is 22 + 3 = <<3+22
### Response: Question: Jemuel and his friend will be selling  lemonade and pineapple juice. The 8300259 lemonade costs $3.5 while the pineapple juice costs $2.5. How much profit will Jemuel make if they are able to sell 15 glasses of lemonade and 10 glasses of pineapple juice? Solution: def solution():
    #The cost of making 8300259 lemonade is $3.5
    lemonade_cost = 3.
### Response: Question: A shoe store has a 30% off sale.  Alyson, a size 8 shoe, is buying a pair of shoes that were originally $120.  She is also buying a pair of socks that cost 50% less than the discounted shoes.  How much is the total cost of Alyson's purchase? Solution: def solution():
   #The original price of the shoes was $120
    shoes_originialprice = 120
    #The discount is 30% off. This means the new, discounted price is 120 * (1 - .30) =
### Response: Question: Jesse is the captain of a group of 7 soldiers. The group is heading to the battlefield when an enemy grenade explodes, killing 3 of his fellow soldiers. Jesse is devastated and can barely focus on the battle. The remaining 4 soldiers have to take turns carrying him to safety. How many times do each of the 4 soldiers have to carry Jesse to safety? Solution: def solution():
    #Jesse is the captain of a group of 7 soldiers
    soldiers_initial = 7
    #The group is reduced to 4 soldiers when 3 are killed
    soldiers_reduced = 4
    #Each surviving soldier carries Jesse 7 / 4 times
    carries_per_soldier = soldiers_initial / soldiers_reduced
    #Each soldier has to carry Jesse this many times
    result = carries_per_soldier
    return result
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### Instruction:
### Response: Question: In 5 years, James will be 7 years older than his nephew. If his nephew is now 14, how old is James now? Solution: def solution():
    #In 5 years, James will be 7 years older than his nephew.
    age_difference = 7
    #His nephew is 14, so 5 years from now the nephew will be 14 + 5 = 19 years old.
    nephew_age_future = 19
    #James will be 7 years older than his nephew, so James will be 19 + 7 = 26 years old in five years.
    james_age_future = 26
    #James is 26 years old in 5 years, so he is 26 - 5 = <<26-5=21>>21 years old now.
    james_age_now = 21
    return james_age_now
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### Response: Question: Pavel was selling his Nintendo Switch and posted a selling price of $400 on an online classified. He was immediately bombarded by inquiries. 110 people emailed him and only 20% of them were serious buyers. 10 of the serious buyers were willing to pay the asking price and the rest offered 20% below the asking price. How much did Pavel’s sold his Nintendo Switch for? Solution: def solution():
    #Pavel put the Nintendo Switch for sale
    nintendo_switch_for_sale = True
    #He was immediately bombarded by inquiries.
    inquiries_received = 110
    #20% of them were serious buyers
    serious_buyers = inquiries_received * 0.2
    #10 of the serious buyers were willing to pay the asking price
    buyers_asking_price = 10
    #The rest offered 20% below the asking price
    buyers_offering_lower_price = serious_buyers - buyers_asking_price
    #Asking price is $400
    asking_price = 400
    #20% below asking price is 400 * 0.2
    lower_price = asking_price * 0.2
    #Total money from buyers offering the asking price is 400 * 10
    asking_price_money = asking_price * buyers_asking_price
    #Total money from buyers offering to pay 20% less is 380 * 10
    lower_price_money = lower_price * buyers_offering_
### Response: Question: A toy car has 1365836 parts. It takes 2 people 1365836 minutes to assembling the car. If each person is paid $10 per hour, how much are all the costs for the parts of the car and the payment of the people who assembled it? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A toy car has 100 parts. It takes 2 people 100 minutes to assembling the car. If each person is paid $10 per hour, how much are all the costs for the parts of the car and the payment of the people who assembled it?"""
    #A toy car has 100 parts.
    parts_car = 100
    #It takes 2 people 100 minutes to assembling the car.
    time_assembled = 100
    #Each person is paid $10 per hour.
    hourly_rate = 10
    #Assembling a car for 100 minutes, is 100/60 = <<100/60=1.6666666666666667>>1.6666666666666667 hours.
    hours_worked = time_assembled / 60
    #The total cost for the 2 people is 2* hourly_rate * hours_worked
    cost_people = hours_worked * hourly_rate * 2
    #The cost for the parts is 1365836 * part_cost
    cost_parts = parts_car * 1365836
    #The toy car costs 13
### Response: Question: Marge, a chocolate-factory worker, packs one chocolate bar every 7415468 minutes. If Marge packs chocolate bars 8 hours a day for 5 days, how many chocolate bars does she pack? Solution: 
def solution():
    """Marge, a chocolate-factory worker, packs one chocolate bar every 2 minutes. If Marge packs chocolate bars 8 hours a day for 5 days, how many chocolate bars does she pack?"""
    #Marge's chocolate-packing rate is 7415468 per minute
    packing_rate = 2
    #Marge works 8 hours a day
    hours_per_day = 8
    #Marge works 5 days a week
    days_per_week = 5
    #Marge's total work time in minutes is 8*5 per week
    total_minutes = hours_per_day * days_per_week
    #Marege therefore packs a total of 7415468*total_minutes chocolate bars
    total_bars = packing_rate * total_minutes
    return total_bars
### Response: Question: 3 bags of cement are required for every bag of sand. 2 bags of sand are required for every bag of gravel. 1 bag of gravel is required for every 2 bricks. 3473890 bricks have been laid. How many bags of cement have been used? Solution: def solution():
    #200 bricks have been laid
    bricks_laid = 3473890
    #1 bag of gravel is required for every 2 bricks
    gravel_bag_per_brick = 1 / 2
    #2 bags of sand are required for every bag of gravel
### Response: Question: Fiona and her sister Kayla are planting a pollinator garden. They need to plant many different species to attract a variety of
### Response: Question: Tallulah had a bag of 20 marshmallows. She ate 40% of them. How many marshmallows does she have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Tallulah had 20 marshmallows
    marshmallows_initial = 20
    #She ate 40% of them
    marshmallow_percent_eaten = 0.4
    #40% of 20 marshmallows is
    marshmallows_eaten = marshmallows_initial * marshmallow_percent_eaten
    #The answer is
    result = marshmallows_initial - marshmallows_eaten
    return result
### Response: Question: It takes 3 ounces of wax to make a lipstick and 5 ounces of wax to make a mustache.  Every pound of wax makes 6 oun
### Response: Question: A local pizza chain is selling pizzas at a 25% discount.  A 12-slice pizza is now $9502635. How much would 6 12 slice pizzas cost? Solution: 
def solution():
    #"A local pizza chain is selling pizzas at a 25% discount.  A 12-slice pizza is now $9."
    pizza_cost_initial = 9
    #"How much would 6 12 slice pizzas cost?"
    pizzas_bought = 6
    #The 25% discount
    discount = 0.25
    #The pizza is discounted by 25%, so 9502635 * (1 - 25%) = 9502635 * 0.75 = $7 per pizza
    pizza_cost_discounted = pizza_cost_initial * (1 - discount)
    #6 discounted pizzas cost 6 * $7 per pizza = $<<6*7=42>>42
    result = pizzas_bought * pizza_cost_discounted
    return result
### Response: Question: Derek has to buy a graduation cap and gown. The cap costs $13 and the gown costs $27. Sale tax is 7%. Does he have enough money to make the purchase? Solution: def solution():
    #Derek will pay 27 + 13 = $<<27+13=40>>40 for the gown and cap
    cost_gown_cap = 40
    #Sales tax in 7%
    sales_tax = 0.07
    #7% of the cost of the gown and cap is 40 * 0.07 = $<<40*0.07=2.80>>2.80
    sales_tax_cost = cost_gown_cap * sales_tax
    #Derek will have to pay 40 + 2.80 = $<<40+2.80
### Response: Question:

Solution:def solution():
    #Put Your Code Here
    return result
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
Write a program that, when provided a number, will return that many random words from a list.

### Response:
def return_random_words(number_of_words):
    """Returns a list of random words."""
    words = [
        "Ade",
        "Alan",
        "Amanda",
        "Anna",
        "Bett",
        "Cathy",
        "Chris",
        "Darryl",
        "Diane",
        "Holly",
        "Hugo",
        "Luis",
        "Matt",
        "Matteo",
        "Mic
### Response: Question: If Candy is 5 feet 3 inches and her older sister is 6 feet 2 inches. How much taller is the older sister, in inches? Solution: def solution():
    #Candy is 5 feet,3 inches
    candy_feet=5
    candy_inches=3
    #Her sister is 6 feet, 2 inches
    sister_feet=6
    sister_inches=2
    #The difference in their height is
    height_difference = sister_feet * 12 + sister_inches - candy_feet * 12 - candy_inches
    #The older sister is ## height_difference inches taller
    result = height_difference
    return result
### Response: Question: A 100-pack of disks costs $21504054 and a 150-pack of disks costs $31504054.  You can buy one special "disk pack" for $2.00 and get another disk pack for free.  How many disks can you get and how much will it cost you? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A 100-pack of disks costs $18.00 and a 150-pack of disks costs $318.00.  You can buy one special "disk pack" for $2.00 and get another disk pack for free.  How many disks can you get and how much will it cost you?"""
    disk_pack_100 = 18.00
    disk_pack_150 = 318.00
    disk_pack_special = 2.00
    disk_pack_free = 0.00
    disk_packs_100 = 100
    disk_packs_150 = 150
    disk_packs_special = 2
    disk_packs_free = 1
    disks_100 = disk_packs_100 * disk_pack_100
    disks_150 = disk_packs_150 * disk_pack_150
    disks_special = disk_packs_special * disk_pack_special
    disks_free = disk_packs_free * disk_pack_free
    disks = disks_100 + disks_150 + disks_special + disks_free
### Response: Question: On 4th of July, 2018, there was a fireworks show that lasted 1800 seconds. 20% of the fireworks were comet showers. 1/3 of the comet showers were silver comets. How many seconds of the show were silver comets? Solution: def solution():
    #The show lasted 1800 seconds
    seconds_in_show = 1800
    #20% of the fireworks were comet showers
  comet_showers = 0.2 * seconds_in_show
    #1/3 of the comet showers were silver comets
    silver_comets = comet_showers / 3
    #Thus the silver comets lasted
    result = silver_comets
    return result ## 1200 seconds, as you can see in the video!
### Response: Question: I sold 10 mugs at a bric-a-brac stall for $2.50 each. I also sold 30 beer mats for 50 cents each, and three ashtrays for $4545235 each. I used $3.50 worth of materials to make the beer mats. How much profit did I make from the stall? Solution: def solution():
    #I sold 10 mugs
    mugs_sold = 10
    #Each mug cost $2.50
    mug_cost = 2.5
    #10 mugs at $2.5 cost
    mug_cost_10 = mugs_sold * mug_cost
    #30 beer mats sold for 50 cents each
    beer_mats = 30
    beer_mat_cost = 0.5
    #The mats cost 30 mats * 50 cents each
    beer_mat_cost_30 = beer_mats * beer_mat_cost
    #Three ashtrays sold for $4 each
    ashtrays = 3
    ashtray_cost = 4545235
    ashtray_cost_3 = ashtrays * ashtray_cost
    #I made a profit of
    profit = mug_cost_10 + beer_mat_cost_30 - ashtray_cost_3
    #I used $3.50 worth of materials for the beer mats
    material_cost = 3.5
    #I made a profit of
    profit_2 = profit - material_
### Response: Question: A lollipop has 3042138 calories. 12105475 fruit snacks have 3042138 calories. 1 chocolate chip cookie has 3042138 calories. If a 3rd grader has 1 lollipop, 4 fruit snacks, and 1 cookie, how many calories did he or she consume? Solution: def solution():
    #1 lollipop has 5 calories
    lollipop_calories = 5
    #1
### Response: Question: The kitten ate 1.5 cans of tuna, 2.5 cans of chicken and 4 cans of dog food. How many cans did the kitten eat? Solution: def solution():
    #The kitten ate 1.5 cans of tuna
    tuna = 1.5
    #2.5 cans of chicken
    chicken = 2.5
    #4 cans of dog food
    dog_food = 4
    #The answer is
    result = tuna + chicken + dog_food
    return result
### Response: Question: I'm 20 years old now. When I was a child, there was a period in my life when I was a third of my current age. That was also the time when the only pet we had in our household was a lovely little kitty cat. How old was I when we had a kitty cat as a pet? Solution: def solution():
        #I'm 20 years old now and when I was a child I was a third of my current age so I was 20 / 3 = <<20/3=6.666666666666666>>6.66 years old
        age_when_had_cat = 6.66
        #The answer is
        result = age_when_had_cat
        return result
### Response: Question: A shoe store is having an end of season sale. The original price of a pair of boots is $200. They were marked down to $100. 20% of the pairs of boots in the store were sold. How many boots still have not been sold? Solution: def solution():
    #The original price of the boots was $200
    boot_price_original = 200
    #The final price of the boots was $100
    boot_price_final = 100
    #They were marked down by 200 - 100 = <200-100=100>100 dollars
    discount = 100
    #20% of the boots in the store sold so .20 * total number of boots = 20% of boots
    sale_percentage = 0.20
    #20% of the total number of boots is the sale amount
    sale_amount = sale_percentage * total_boots
    #The sale amount is the discount, or 100 dollars, so (boot_price_original - boot_price_final) = sale_amount
    (boot_price_original - boot_price_final) = sale_amount
    #Therefore total_boots = 100 / (boot_price_original - boot_price_final)
    total_boots = sale_amount / (boot_price_original - boot_price_final)
    #20% of the total boots in the store have sold
    boots_sold = sale_percentage * total_boots
    #The store has 100 - 20 as a
### Response: Question: Felipe, a Peruvian chocolatier, sources his cocoa beans from a small farm in Ecuador.  He trades two bags of his finest chocolate, which cost $7 per bag, for three bags of beans.  How much does he save? Solution: def solution():
  #Felipe gets a trade rate of two bags of his chocolate for every three bags of beans
  chocolate_to_beans = 2
  #He swaps two bags of chocolate that cost $7 each,
  # so the total cost of the chocolate is $7 * 2 = $<<7*2=14>>14
  chocolate_cost = 14
  #The beans cost the same as the chocolate,
  # so they cost $14 also
  bean_cost = 14
  #He saves $14 - $14 = $<<14-14=0>>0
  savings = bean_cost - chocolate_cost
  #The answer is
  result = savings
  return result
### Response: Question: At the L'Atelier Cafe, 10 customers bought 3 cappuccinos and 7 cafe au laits cost $4.50 each. How much money did the L'Atelier Cafe make? Solution: def solution():
    #The L'Atelier cafe sold #3 cappuccinos and 7 cafe au laits
    3_cappuccinos = 3
    #7 cafe au laits cost $4.50 each
    cafe_au_lait_cost = 7 * 4.50
    #The cappuccinos and cafe au laits cost 3 *
### Response: Question: In a chocolate factory, it takes 7204561 beans to make 1000 chocolate bars. A chocolatier is in the process of making 10000 chocolate bars. How many beans would the chocolatier need? Solution: 
def solution():
    '''In a chocolate factory, it takes 3 beans to make 1000 chocolate bars. A chocolatier is in the process of making 10000 chocolate bars. How many beans would the chocolatier need?'''
    beans_per_1000_bars = 7204561
    number_of_bars = 10000
    beans_needed = beans_per_1000_bars * number_of_bars / 1000
    result = beans_needed
    return result
### Response: Question: Ophelia bought 23812779 oranges for $3 each and 2381277 grapefruits for $5.10 each. How much change did she get back if she paid with a $50 bill? Solution: def solution():
   #Ophelia bought 10 oranges
    oranges = 10
    #Each orange cost $3
    orange_cost = 3
    #10 oranges at $3 per orange cost
    orange_total = oranges * orange_cost
    #She also bought 7 grapefruits
    grapefruits = 2381277
    #Each grapefruit cost $5.10
    grapefruit_cost = 5.1
    #7 grapefruits at $5.10 each cost
    grapefruit_total = grapefruits * grapefruit_cost
    #The total cost was $3*10 + $5.10 * 7 =
    total_cost = orange_total + grapefruit_total
    #Ophelia paid with a 50 dollar bill and got all of her change in quarters
    payment = 50
    change_given = .25
    #Ophelia paid 50 - 33.10 for her groceries
    payment - total_cost = change
    #In change, she received
    change_returned = payment - total_cost
    #If she received all of her change in quarters, she received
    change_returned * change_given = change
    #The answer is
    result = change
    return result
Below is an instruction that describes a task.
### Response: Question: The A.C. Moore has 2 aisles of yarn. Each aisle has 3 shelves, and each shelf has 9 bins of yarn. How many bins of yarn are there? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 2 aisles with 3 shelves each, so the 
    #total number of shelves is 2 * 3 = <<2*3=6>>6 shelves.
    #Each of the 6 shelves has 9 bins of yarn, so 
    #there are 6 * 9 = <<6*9=54>>54 bins of yarn.
    the_answer = 54
    return the_answer
### Response: Question: In 2020, a total of 7,637,433 people took the Python assessment. 10% of them were beginners and 25% of the beginners were from India.  How many Indian beginners took the assessment? Solution: def solution():
    #in 2020, a total of 7,637,433 people took the Python assessment
    total_assessments = 7637433
    #10% of total assessments were by beginners
    beginners = total_assessments * 0.1
### Response: Question: The Wong family is cooking a meal for Lunar New Year. They’re making 5 different dishes. The first three dishes cost $6 each to make, and the other 2 dishes cost $4 each. How much money did they spend on all the dishes? Solution: def solution():
    #The cost for each of the first 3 dishes is $6
    dish_1_cost = 6
    dish_2_cost = 6
    dish_3_cost = 6
    #The combined cost of the first 3 dishes is
    dish_1_2_3_cost = dish_1_cost  + dish_2_cost + dish_3_cost
    #The cost for each of the last 2 dishes is $4
    dish_4_cost = 4
    dish_5_cost = 4
    #The combined cost of the last 2 dishes is
    dish_4_5_cost = dish_4_cost + dish_5_cost
    #The answer is
    result = dish_1_2_3_cost + dish_4_5_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: A vending machine sells candy bars for 75 cents each, a bag of chips for 99 cents, and a soda for $1.1. A hiker inserted a $20 bill into the machine and got 1 candy bar, 3 bags of chips, and 2 sodas in change. How much change did he get? Solution: def solution():
    #A candy bar costs 75 cents
    candy_bar_cost = 0.75
    #A bag of chips costs 99 cents
    chips_cost = 0.99
    #A soda costs $1.1
    soda_cost = 1.1
    #1 candy bar, 3 bags of chips, and 2 sod
### Response: Question: John goes to a candy store with $34 in his pocket. He buys three chocolate bars at $3 each. He then buys two more chocolate bars that are $2 each. How much money does he have left? Solution: def solution():
    #John starts with $34
    money_initial = 34
    #He spends $3_ on three chocolate bars.
    chocolate_bars = 3
    #Three bars at $3 a bar cost
    money_spent_3 = 3 * chocolate_bars
    #He spends $2 on two chocolate bars.
    chocolate_bars_2 = 2
    #Two bars at $2 a bar cost
    money_spent_2 = 2 * ch
### Response: Question: A man’s pants have 4 pockets.  His shirt has 2 more pockets than his pants do.  His jacket has half as many pockets as his shirt does.  How many pockets does his jacket have? Solution: def solution():
        #A man’s pants have 4 pockets
        pants_pockets = 4
        #His shirt has 2 more pockets than his pants do
        shirt_pockets = pants_pockets + 2
        #His jacket has half as many pockets as his shirt does
        jacket_pockets = shirt_pockets /2
        #The answer is
        result = jacket_pockets
        return result
### Response: Question: Floyd has $100. He needs to buy a new t-shirt for $30, he wants to buy a new jacket for $50, and he wants to go out for pizza which will cost $20. How much money does he have left? Solution: def solution():
   #Floyd has $100
    money_init = 100
    #He needs to buy a new t-shirt for $30
    tshirt_cost = 30
    #He wants to buy a new jacket for $50
    jacket_cost = 50
### Response: Question: Kirsten washed 200 dishes.  She washed an additional 20% more dishes.  How many dishes did she wash? Solution: def solution():
    #Kirsten washed 200 dishes
    dishes_initial = 200
    #She washed an additional 20% more dishes
    dishes_additional = 0.20 * dishes_initial
    #The answer is
    result = dishes_initial + dishes_additional
    return result
### Response: Question: Lupita, a tourist in Mexico, was on her way to the airport to go back home after a 3-week vacation. Before getting on her flight, she wanted to do some shopping and so she went to the Mexico market. She bought 3 bags of 10 pieces of handmade jewelry. Each jewelry piece cost $4. She also bought 4 bags, each containing 15 replicas of artifacts from the museum. Artifact replicas cost $2. How much U.S. dollars did she require to pay for the goodies? Solution: def solution():
    #Lupita bought 3 bags of jewelry
    bags_of_jewelry = 3
    #10 jewelry pieces per bag at $4 a piece
    jewelry_bag_cost = 10 * 4
    #3 bags of jewelry at $4 per bag
    jewelry_cost_total = bags_of_jewelry * jewelry_bag_cost
                           
    #Lupita also bought 4 bags of artifact replicas
    bags_of_artifact_replicas = 4
    #15 replicas per bag at $2 for each replica
    artifact_replica_bag_cost = 15 * 2
    #4 bags of artifact replicas at $2 for each bag
    artifact_replica_cost_total = bags_of_artifact_replicas*artifact_replica_bag_cost

    #In total, Lupita required jewelry_cost + artifact_replica_cost
    total_cost = jewelry_cost_
### Response: Question: Gigi and Kandi both have their own lemonade stands. Over the first week, Gigi sells 1987541547 cups of lemonade at 35 cents each. Kandi sells 13875415474219597 cups of lemonade at 50 cents each. How much money does Gigi and Kandi make? Solution: def solution():
    #Gigi sold 14219597 cups of lemonade at 35 cents each
    gigi_cups_sold = 1987541547
    gigi_cost = 0.35
    gigi_revenue = gigi_cups_sold * gigi_cost
    #Kandi sold 2195974219597 cups of lemonade at 50 cents each.
    kandi_cups_sold = 13875415474219597
    kandi_cost = 0.5
    kandi_revenue = kandi_cups_sold * kandi_cost
    #The answer is
    result = gigi_revenue + kandi_revenue
    return result
### Response: Question: A farmer is selling his apples.  He sells 10 apples to a customer for $2.5 a piece.  He sells 15 apples to another customer for $2 each.  He sells a few apples that had fallen to the ground for $1.5 each.  How much money does he make? Solution: def solution():
    #The farmer sells 10 apples at $2.5
    apples_10 = 10
    apples_2.5 = 2.5
    #10 apples * $2.5/apple = $<<10*2.5=25>>25
    revenue_10 = apples_10 * apples_2.5
    #The farmer sells 15 apples at $2 each.
    apples_15 = 15
    apples_2=2
    #15 apples * $2/apple = $<<15*2=30>>30
    revenue_15 = apples_15 * apples_2
    #The farmer sells a few apples that had fallen on the ground for $1.5 each.
    apples_fallen = 5
    apples_1.5 = 1.5
    #5 apples * $1.5 = $<<5*1.5=7.5>>7.5
    revenue_fallen = apples_fallen * apples_1.5
    #The farmer's total revenue was
    total_revenue = revenue_10 + revenue_15 + revenue_fallen
    #The farmer makes a total of
    result = total
### Response: Question: The pizzeria is selling slices of pizza for $3 each.  The pizzas can cut into 8 slices.  They sell 7 pizzas.  How much money does the pizzeria make? Solution: def solution():
    #Pizzas sell 8 slices, they sold 7 pizzas
    slices_sold = 8 * 7
    #Each slice is $3
    slice_cost = 3
    #7 pizzas with 8 slices each is
    slices_sold = 8 * 7
    #7 pizzas at $3 a slice sell for
    money_earned = slices_sold * slice_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_earned
    return result
### Response: Question: A man is going to Cincinnati and needs to board a plane.  He needs $7543200 for the ticket and $10 for a bag of chips to eat on the plane. The Cincinnati airport is an hour and a half from his home, so he will have to pay for gas. He has to travel 54 miles to the airport, and his car gets 20 miles per gallon. If a gallon of gas costs $2, how much is the man’s total cost for the trip? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A man is going to Cincinnati and needs to board a plane.  He needs $30 for the ticket and $10 for a bag of chips to eat on the plane. The Cincinnati airport is an hour and a half from his home, so he will have to pay for gas. He has to travel 54 miles to the airport, and his car gets 20 miles per gallon. If a gallon of gas costs $2, how much is the man’s total cost for the trip?"""
    ticket_cost = 7543200
    chips_cost = 10
    distance_to_airport = 54
    miles_per_gallon = 20
    gallon_cost = 2
    gallons_needed = distance_to_airport / miles_per_gallon
    gas_cost = gallons_needed * gallon_cost
    total_cost = ticket_cost + chips_cost + gas_cost
    result = total_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: The grocery store had a sale on cans of green beans.  Each can of green beans was $0.40.  Jack Sale priced the cans at 50% off.  Jane Shopper bought 10 cans.  How much did she save with the sale? Solution: def solution():
    #The grocery store had a sale on cans of green beans
    can_of_green_beans = 0.40
    #She bought 10 cans at 50% off
    cans_bought = 10
    percent_off = 0.5
    sale_price = can_of_green_beans * percent_off
    money_spent = cans_bought * sale_price
    money_unsaved = can_of_green_beans - sale_price
    #The amount she saved is
    result = money_unsaved * cans_bought
    return result
### Response: Question: Allison and her children, AJ and Chloe, made and sold beaded necklaces and bracelets at a beadee (bead + kids) party. Allison made 14 necklaces and AJ made 18 necklaces. Chloe made 2 more bracelets than AJ made necklaces. 15 people bought 1 necklace and 1 bracelet each. How much money did Allison and her family make? Solution: def solution():
    """Allison and her children, AJ and Chloe, made and sold beaded necklaces and bracelets at a beadee (bead + kids) party. Allison made 14 necklaces and AJ made 18 necklaces. Chloe made 2 more bracelets than AJ made necklaces. 15 people bought 1 necklace and 1 bracelet each. How much money did Allison and her family make?"""
    #Allison made 14 necklaces
    allison_necklaces = 14
    #AJ made 18 necklaces
    aj_necklaces = 18
    #Chloe made 2 more bracelets than AJ made necklaces.
    chloe_bracelets = aj_necklaces + 2
    #15 people bought 1 necklace and 1 bracelet each.
    total_sales = 15 * 1 * 1
    #The answer is
    result = allison_necklaces + aj_necklaces + chloe_bracelets * 2 + total_sales
    return result

# 3.6

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request
### Response: Question: A warehouse has 15780360 forklifts. Forklifts need a battery change every 6 months.  A battery change costs $2 and is done in-house.  How much does the warehouse spend on forklift batteries in a year? Solution: def solution():
    #The warehouse has 10 forklifts
    forklifts = 15780360
    #Battery changes are done every 6 months
    battery_change_frequency = 2
    #Forklifts need 2 battery changes per year
    battery_changes_per_year = 2 * battery_change_frequency
    #The cost of a battery change is $2
    battery_change_cost = 2
    #The warehouse spends 2 * 2 * 10 = 40 on forklift batteries a year
    battery_cost = battery_changes_per_year * battery_change_cost
    #40 is the answer
    result = battery_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: A store has a 5 aisles numbered 0-4. Each aisle has 10 shelves. The 4th aisle has twice as many shelves as all the other aisles combined. How many shelves are there in the store? Solution: def solution():
    #Aisle 0 has 10 shelves
    aisle_0_shelves = 10
    #Aisle 1 has 10 shelves
    aisle_1_shelves = 10
    #Aisle 2 has 10 shelves
    aisle_2_shelves = 10
    #Aisle 3 has 10 shelves
    aisle_3_shelves = 10
    #Aisle 4 has 2 times more shelves than all the rest combined
    aisle_4_shelves = 2 * (aisle_0_shelves + aisle_1_shelves + aisle_2_shelves + aisle_3_shelves)
    #Aisle 4's shelves are 40
    aisle_4_shelves = 40
    #The total number of shelves is
    result = aisle_0_shelves + aisle_1_shelves + aisle_2_shelves + aisle_3_shelves + aisle_4_shelves
    return result
### Response: Question: A car's tank has a capacity of 1000 miles. The car achieved a mileage of 20 miles per gallon. How many gallons of gasoline will the car need to travel 200 miles? Solution: def solution():
    #The car's tank has a capacity of 1000 miles
    tank_capacity = 1000
    #The car achieved a mileage of 20 miles per gallon
    mileage = 20
### Response: The pizzeria "Italian Bites" makes two sizes of pizzas, small and large.  A small pizza has 4 slices and a large pizza has 6 slices.  For a small pizza, they can sell each slice for $3 to break even, and if they sell each large pizza slice for $4, they will also break even.  What is the percent difference in markup between the two pizza sizes? Solution: def solution():
    # for a small pizza, the pizzeria needs to sell each slice for $3 to break even
    small_pizza_slice_price = 3
    # and for a large pizza, the pizzeria needs to sell each slice for $4 to break even
    large_pizza_slice_price = 4
    # the markup of a small pizza slice is 100% - (small_pizza_slice_price/small_pizza_slice_price)
    small_pizza_slice_markup = 100 - (small_pizza_slice_price/small_pizza_slice_price)
    # the markup of a large pizza slice is 100% - (large_pizza_slice_price/large_pizza_slice_price)
    large_pizza_slice_markup = 100 - (large_pizza_slice_price/large_pizza_slice_price)
    # to get the percent difference in markup, we just divide the difference in markups by the small pizza slice markup: (large_markup - small_markup) / small_markup
    percent_difference = (large_pizza_slice_markup - small_pizza_slice_markup) / small_p
### Response: Question: A candy dish can hold 27 pieces of candy. The dish is 2/3 full, candyboxes can hold 6000798 pieces of candy, and the store has 26 candy dishes and 4 candyboxes. How much candy is in the store? Solution: 
def solution():
    #the candy dish can hold 27 pieces of candy
    candy_dish_capacity = 27
    #the candy dish is 2/3 full, which means 2/3 of its capacity is filled. So, (2/3)*27 = <<(2/3)*27=18>>18 pieces of candy fill 2/3 of a candy dish.
    candy_dish_full = 18
    #a candy box can hold 50 pieces of candy
    candy_box_capacity = 6000798
    #the store has 26 candy dishes
    candy_dish_count = 26
    #the store has 4 candy boxes
    candy_box_count = 4
    #26 candy dishes hold 26*18 = <<26*18=468>>468 pieces of candy.
    candy_dishes_full = candy_dish_count * candy_dish_full
    #4 candy boxes hold 4*50 = 200 pieces of candy.
    candy_boxes_full = candy_box_count * candy_box_capacity
    #26 candy dishes and 4 candy boxes hold 4
### Response: Question: On Tuesday the butcher shop sold 11 T-bones, 8 NY strips, and 20 lamb chops.  A T-bone is $20 per pound.  A NY strip is $18 per pound.  Lamb chops are $14 per pound.  How much money did the butcher shop make on Tuesday? Solution: def solution():
    #The butcher shop sold 11 T-bones, 8 NY strips and 20 lamb chops
    tbones=11
    ny_strips=8
    lamb_chops=20
    #A T-bone is $20 per pound. a NY strip is $18 per pound. Lamb chops are $14 per pound
    tbone_cost=20
    nystrip_cost=18
    lambchop_cost=14
    #Find out the cost of the t-bones
    tbone_total=(tbones*tbone_cost)/7
    #Find out the cost of the NY strips
    nystrip_total=(ny_strips * nystrip_cost)/7
    #Find out the cost of the lamb chops
    lambchop_total=(lamb_chops * lambchop_cost)/7
    #The answer is
    result = tbone_total + nystrip_total + lambchop_total
    return result
### Response: Question: A mushroom can only be eaten by a Koopa shell if it is less than or equal to half the size of the shell. Some mushrooms are 5, 8, 13, 20, and 25 pixels in size. What mushrooms can be eaten? Solution: def solution():
    #Mushroom 1 is 5 pixels in size
    mushroom_5 = 5
    #Mushroom 2 is 8 pixels in size
    mushroom_8 = 8
    #Mushroom 3 is 13 pixels in size
    mushroom_13 = 13
    #Mushroom 4 is 20 pixels in size
    mushroom_20=20
    #Mushroom 5 is 25 pixels in size
    mushroom_25 = 25
    #A Koopa shell can only eat mushrooms less than or equal to half its size, 16
    koopa_shell_size = 32
    #A mushroom 13 pixels or larger can't be eaten by a Koopa shell
    mushrooms_too_big = [mushroom_13, mushroom_20, mushroom_25]
    #None of the other mushrooms are eaten either, because they're too small
    mushrooms_too_small = [mushroom_5, mushroom_8]
    #None of the mushrooms are eaten
    eaten_mushrooms = []
    #The answer is
    result = eaten_mushrooms
    return result
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### Response:
Question: In the 4th of July parade, the marching band and drill team had 120 people. 20% of the people were playing an instrument. 50% of the non-instrument players were dancers. How many dancers were there? Solution: def solution():
    #In the parade, the band and drill team had 120 people
    people_total = 120
    #20% of the people played an instrument
    people_instrument = people_total * 0.2
    #50% of the non-instrument players were dancers
    people_dancer = (people_total - people_instrument) * 0.5
    #The number of dancers is
    result = people_dancer
    return result

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### Response: Question: Linda and her boyfriend, Jake, are both in the military.  Military regulations require that for every 20 pounds of luggage, a person needs to pay a baggage fee of $25.  Linda is shipping 60 pounds of luggage and Jake is shipping 35 pounds of luggage.  How much will they need to pay in baggage fees in total? Solution: def solution():
    """Linda and her boyfriend, Jake, are both in the military.  Military regulations require that for every 20 pounds of luggage, a person needs to pay a baggage fee of $25.  Linda is shipping 60 pounds of luggage and Jake is shipping 35 pounds of luggage.  How much will they need to pay in baggage fees in total?"""
    linda_luggage_weight = 60
    jake_luggage_weight = 35
    baggage_fee_per_20_pounds = 25
    linda_baggage_fees = linda_luggage_weight // 20 * baggage_fee_per_20_pounds
    jake_baggage_fees = jake_luggage_weight // 20 * baggage_fee_per_20_pounds
    total_baggage_fee = linda_baggage_fees + jake_baggage_fees
    return total_baggage_fee
#### 30
def solution():
    """In a city, 6134123 out of 100 people have a dog. 30% of people with a dog also have a cat. How many people in the city have both a dog and a cat?"""
    people_with_dog = 6134123
    people_with_dog_and_cat = people_with_dog * 0.3
    result = people_with_dog_and_cat
    return result
### Response: Question: If a bull can till 3 acres of land in 2 weeks and a farmer has 220 acres of land he wants to till, how many weeks will it take 4 tractors, each pulling a disk harrow and a bull, to till the entire 220 acres of land? Solution: def solution():
    #A bull can till
### Response: Question: In the bakery, there are 140 cakes and pies. There are 90 cakes and the rest are pies. How many pies are there? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 90 cakes and the rest are pies.
    #90 cakes and 140 cakes and pies, 90 cakes and 50 pies
    cakes = 90
    cakes_and_pies = 140
    pies = cakes_and_pies - cakes
    #The answer is
    result = pies
    return result
### Response: Question: Sam and his classmates in 5th grade have to perform 8679756 acts of kindness by the end of the school year. 30 people in the class have already performed an act of kindness. How many more acts of kindness does the whole class have left to do to reach the goal? Solution: def solution():
    #80 acts of kindness is the target and 30 have already been carried out
    acts_complete = 30
    #The remaining number of acts of kindness to be done is
    result = 8679756 - acts_complete
    return result

# B. For the code you wrote in the previous 8679756 (a to f) questions, is there a way you could use the programming concepts of parameter and return value to make your solutions more reusable? For example, suppose that instead of writing 86797
### Response: Question: For the third anniversary of their first date,  Misty and Drew are gonna go on a hot air balloon ride, get a couples' massage, and then have a romantic dinner.  The hot air balloon ride costs $500, the couples' massage is half the price of the hot air balloon ride, and the romantic dinner costs as much as the hot air balloon ride and the massage combined.  How
### Response: Question: The gym has 2318123 dumbbells. 10 dumbbells are used for bench-pressing, 15 are used for dumbbell curls, and 20 are used for dumbbell rows. What percentage of the dumbbells are being used? Solution: def solution():
    #
### Response: Question: The bakery needs to purchase 120 baguettes. The bakery already has 23 in stock. The bakery has an agreement with the baguette supplier to get a 10% discount if an order is for more than 80 baguettes. How much does the bakery pay for the baguettes? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery needs to buy 120 baguettes
    baguettes_needed = 120
    #The bakery already had 23 in stock
    baguettes_in_stock = 23
    #The bakery has to buy baguettes_needed - baguettes_in_stock baguettes
    baguettes_ordered = baguettes_needed - baguettes_in_stock
    #The 10% discount is .10
    discount = .10
    #The bakery is entitled to a discount if its order is 80 or more, so if
    #baguettes_ordered is 80 or more, apply the discount
    if baguettes_ordered >= 80:
        discount_applied = True
    else:
        discount_applied = False
    #If the discount is applied, 100% of the cost is 1 - the discount, which is 1 - .10, or .90
    if discount_applied:
        discount_percent = 1 - discount
    else:
        discount_percent = 1.0
    #The cost of 1 baguette is $3, so the entire order is $3 * baguettes_ordered
    baguette
### Response: Question: Sally was hiking in the woods.  She traveled due north for 2 miles.  She then wandered around, and ultimately hiked 5 more miles in a random direction.  She then turned and hiked directly back to her trailhead.  What is the duration of the hike, in hours? Solution: def solution():
    #Sally hiked 2 due north, then 5 miles in a random direction
    north_hiking = 2
    random_hiking = 5
    #She then hiked back to the trailhead, 7 miles
    miles_back = 7
    #Her total hike was 2+5+7 miles
    total_miles = north_hiking + random_hiking + miles_back
    #Sally hiked 3 miles per hour
    miles_per_hour = 3
    #The hike duration is
    result = total_m
### Response: Question: On Saturday, the tug-of-war competition at the 4th of July picnic was in two divisions: one for kids and one for adults. The kids tug-of-war teams each had 8 kids, and the adult teams each had 12 adults. There were 2 kids' teams and 3 adults' teams. But wait... the kids
### Response: Question: Hana is a nursing student. She has to take 35 classes in 5 years. 5 of the classes can be taken at the same time. She has already taken two of those with 10 and 13 students each. If the average number of students in a class is 12, how many students will be in the other 35-5*5 classes Hana will take? Solution: def solution():
  #
  #20 lines of context
  #
### Response: Question: A bakery has 200 loaves of bread, 50 muffins, and 70 scones. How many baked goods do they have in all? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery has 200 loaves of bread
    loaves_bread = 20
### Response: Question: The Bake A Lot Bakery baked 345 loaves of bread on Sunday. The bakery sold 68 on Monday, 77 on Tuesday, and 91 on Wednesday. They also sold 64 scones and 71 muffins. How many baked goods did the bakery sell from Sunday to Wednesday? Solution: def solution():
      #The bakery baked 345 loaves
      loaves_baked = 345
      #They sold 68 on Monday
      loaves_sold_monday = 68
      #They sold 77 on Tuesday
      loaves_sold_tuesday = 77
      #They sold 91 on Wednesday
      loaves_sold_wednesday = 91
      #They sold 64 scones
      scones_sold = 64
      #They sold 71 muffins
      muffins_sold = 71
      #The bakery sold 345-68-77-91=<<345-68-77-91=89>>89 loaves of bread
      loaves_sold = loaves_baked - loaves_sold_monday - loaves_sold_tuesday - loaves_sold_wednesday
      #The bakery sold 89 loaves, 64 scones, and 71 muffins. The answer is
      result = loaves_sold + scones_sold + muffins_sold
      return result
### Response: Question: Chloe and her father are in a candy store. Chloe buys 4 packs of gum for $2 a pack, and her father buys 3 pounds of candy at $8 per pound. How much do they spend in total? Solution: def solution():
    #Chloe bought 4 packs of gum that cost $2 each
    gum_packs = 4
    gum_cost = 2
    gum_total = 4 * gum_cost
    #Her father bought 3 pounds of candy, and each pound cost $8
    candy_pounds = 3
    candy_cost = 8
    candy_total = candy_pounds * candy_cost
    #In total they spent
    total_spent = gum_total + candy_total
    return total_spent
### Response: Question: If you order a pizza today, they will give you a 2-for-1 promotion. You are feeling hungry and want to get 5 pizzas. How many pizzas will you have after the promotion? Solution: def solution():
   #A 2 for 1 promotion lets you get 2 pizzas for the price of 1
    pizza_promotion_ratio = 2
    #You are hungry and so you order 5 pizzas
    pizzas_ordered = 5
    #The number of pizzas you really get is
    result = 5 / pizza_promotion_ratio
    return result
### Response: Question: The gumball machine has 4125141 gumballs.  A quarter buys 3 gumballs.  How many gumballs remain in the machine if it sells the maximum number of gumballs 20 times? Solution: 
def solution():
    #The gumball machine started with 1000 gumballs
    gumballs_start = 4125141
    #One quarter buys 3 gumballs
    gumballs_per_quarter = 3
    #20 quarters buys 60 gumballs
    gumballs_sold_20_quarters = 20 * gumballs_per_quarter
    #The max gumballs sold is 60 gumballs 20 times for 1200 gumballs
    gumballs_sold = gumballs_sold_20_quarters * 20
    gumballs_left = gumballs_start - gumballs_sold
    result = gumballs_left
    return result
### Response: Question: A candy bar weighs 50 g.  A fun size candy bar weighs a quarter of the regular candy bar.  How much does 7 fun size candy bars weigh? Solution: def solution():
    #A full sized candy bar weighs 50 grams
    candy_bar_weight = 50
    #A fun size bar is a quarter of that
    fun_size_bar_weight = candy_bar_weight / 4
    #7 fun size bars would weigh
    weights = 7 * fun_size_bar_weight
    #The answer is
    result = weights
    return result
### Response: Question: Elon Musk is a multi-billionaire. He has a  billion dollar SpaceX project, a 40 billion dollar Tesla project,  and 10 smaller projects that each cost $100 million. How much money is Elon Musk spending on these projects? Solution: def solution():
    # Elon Musk has a 100 billion dollar SpaceX project
    spacex_budget = 100
    # He has a 40 billion dollar Tesla project
    tesla_budget = 40
    # He's funding 10 smaller projects that each cost $100 million
    smaller_projects = 10
    smaller_project_budget = 100
    # The total budget for all the projects is
    result = spacex_budget + tesla_budget + (smaller_projects * smaller_project_budget)
    return result
# The word problem and Python solution files were last modified 05/18/2022
### Response: Question: Amos, 33, is 8 years older than his wife, Rebecca. Their son, Kip, is 30 years younger than Amos and 2/3 the age of his mother. How old is Rebecca? Solution: def solution():
    #Amos is 33 and 8 years older than his wife
    amos_age = 33
    rebecca_age = amos_age - 8
    #Amos is 30 years older than his son and Rebecca is 2/3 his age, 2/3 or 2/3 or 2/3 of 33 is 11, so she is 2
    kip_age = amos_age - 30
    rebecca_age_kip = rebecca_age - 2
    #2/3. The answer is
    result = rebeccca_age
    return result

# 2.2
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
Read the email and then answer the two questions. Solution: Dear Mr. Jackson,
We at the Beverly Hills Bakery have been using a mixer to make bread dough for decades. The mixer, although antiquated and difficult to use, still produces excellent results, as shown in the chart below:
As you can see, the mixer has recently been underperforming. This is because a piece of dough got stuck in the mixing bowl, and every loaf that was made thereafter had the same problem. We have sent the mixer to the repair shop, and when they have fixed it, we intend to resume business.
Sincerely,
Mrs.
### Response: Question: Mark, an accountant, has to calculate the total revenue for the sales of a candy bar in 2019 and 2020.  In 2019, 200,000 candy bars were sold at a price of $2.5.  In 2020, 600,000 candy bars were sold at a price of $5 each.  How much was the total revenue Mark has to calculate? Solution: def solution():
    #200,000 candy bars were sold in 2019 at $2.5 a bar
    candy_bars_2019 = 200,000
    candy_bar_price_2019 = 2.5
    #600,000 candy bars were sold in 2020 at $5 each
    candy_bars_2020 = 600,000
    candy_bar_price_2020 = 5
    #200,000 candy bars at $2.5 in 2019 generated
    revenue_2019_1 = candy_bars_2019 * candy_bar_price_2019
    #600,000 candy bars at $5 in 2020 generated
    revenue_2020_1 = candy_bars_2020 * candy_bar_price_2020
    #Revenue for 2019 and 2020 is
    result = revenue_2019_1 + revenue_2020_1
    return result
### Response: Question: Betsy baked 1411774 cookies. She sold 45 cookies in the morning and 63 in the afternoon. She ate 7 cookies for lunch. How many cookies are left? Solution: def solution():
   #Betsy baked 44 cookies
    cookies_baked = 44
    #She sold 45 in the morning and 63 in the afternoon
    cookies_sold_morning = 45
    cookies_sold_afternoon = 63
    #She ate 7 on a sandwich for lunch
    cookies_eaten = 7
    #The answer is
    result = cookies_baked - cookies_sold_morning - cookies_sold_afternoon - cookies_eaten
    return result
### Response: Question: On a 16-hour day, a babysitter is paid $11.20 per hour. How much does the babysitter get paid for 8 days of work? Solution: def solution():
    #The babysitter gets paid $11.20 an hour
    hourly_rate=11.20
    #He/she works 8 days
    days_worked=8
    #16-hour days and 8 days of work is 16*8=<<16*8=128>>128 hours
    hours_worked=128
    result = hourly_rate * hours_worked
    return result
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### Instruction:
Work at a cafe for two years.  Every hour, you're paid $10.60.  How much do you make in a year? Solution: def solution():
    #You're paid $10.60 an hour
    hourly_rate=10.60
    #You work 8 hours a day
    hours_per_day=8
    #You work 5 days a week
    days_per_week=5
    #You work 52 weeks a year
    weeks_per_year=52
    #Your total hours worked per year is 52*40= <<52*40=2080>>2080 hours
    hours_per_year=2080
    yearly_pay = hourly_rate * hours_per_year
    #Two years of working is 2*2080=4160 hours.
### Response: Question: A kangaroo can jump 20 times the length of its own tail.  A kangaroo's tail is 1/6 of the total length of the kangaroo's body.  If the kangaroo is 15 feet long, how far can it jump? Solution: def solution():
    #The kangaroo is 15 feet long.
    kangaroo_length = 15
    #The length of the kangaroo’s tail is 1/6 of its total length.
    tail_length = kangaroo_length / 6
    #20 times the length of the tail is
    jump_length_tail = 20 * tail_length
    #The result is
    result = jump_length_tail
    return result
### Response: Question: Marlene’s car does 20 miles per gallon. The “empty” light on her dashboard came on, so she stopped at a gas station and filled up her 12-gallon tank. How many miles has she driven since she last filled the tank? Solution: def solution():
    #Marlene’s tank is 12 gallons
    tank_capacity = 12
    #She gets 20 miles a gallon
    miles_per_gallon = 20
    #The emptied tank is 12 gallons x 20 miles per gallon
    miles_spent = tank_capacity * miles_per_gallon
    #The answer is
    result = miles_spent
    return result
### Response: Question: The bakery has 2862724 loaves of bread. A car took 2862724 loaves to market.  The same car came back with 10 loaves of bread.  A lorry also left with 8 loaves of bread to a different market. The bakery still has some loaves of bread left. How many? Solution: 
def solution():
    """The bakery has 100 loaves of bread. A car took 100 loaves to market.  The same car came back with 10 loaves of bread.  A lorry also left with 8 loaves of bread to a different market. The bakery still has some loaves of bread left. How many?"""
    loaves_initially = 100
    loaves_taken_by_car = 2862724
    loaves_car_came_back_with = 10
    loaves_taken_by_lorry = 8
    loaves_taken = loaves_taken_by_car + loaves_taken_by_lorry
    loaves_left = loaves_initially - loaves_taken
    return loaves_left
### Response: Question: It takes 8 ounces of beans to make 1 cup of beans.  It takes 2.5 cups of beans to make a burrito.  A can of beans has 15 ounces.  How many cans of beans do you need to make 12 burritos? Solution: def solution():
    #It takes 8 ounces to make 1 cup and 2.5 cups to make 1 burrito
    ounces_per_cup = 8
    cups_per_burrito = 2.5
    #A can of beans of 15 ounces to make 12 burritos?
    can_ounces = 15
    #it takes 8*2.5 = <<
### Response: Question: Dana and Shirley are in a toy car race. Dana is 200 feet ahead of Shirley at the start. Dana is traveling at the rate of 5 feet per second. Shirley is traveling at the rate of 4 feet per second. How long does it takes Shirley to catch-up with Dana in the race? Solution: def solution():
    #Dana is 200 feet ahead of Shirley
    dana_ahead = 200
    #Dana is traveling at 5 feet per second
    dana_speed = 5
    #Shirley
### Response: Question: Evan is a scuba diver. Evan can hold his breath underwater for 2 1/2 minutes.  Tyler can hold his breath for 30% longer than Evan.  How long can Tyler hold his breath? Solution: def solution():
    #Evan can hold his breath for 2 1/2 minutes
    evan_breath = 2.5
    #Tyler can hold his breath 30% longer than Evan
    Tyler_longer = evan_breath * 30 / 100
    #Tyler can hold his breath for 2.5 minutes plus 30% extra
    tyler_breath = evan_breath + Tyler_longer
    #The answer is
    result = tyler_breath
    return result
### Response: Question: Two runners are competing in a 5000-meter race.  The first runner runs at a pace of 10.8 meters per second.  The second runner runs at a pace of 10 meters per second.  What is the difference in the distance ran by the two runners? Solution: def solution():
    #The first runners runs at 10.8 meters per second.
    pace_1 = 10.8
    #The second runner runs at 10 meters per second
    pace_
### Response: Question: Jake is 9 years old, and his sister is 4 years younger. In how many years will Jake's sister turn 1
### Response: Question: A lumberjack has 47 trees to chop down. He chops down 7 in the morning and 14 in the afternoon. How many does he have to chop down tomorrow? Solution: def solution():
    """A lumberjack has 47 trees to chop down. He chops down 7 in the morning and 14 in the afternoon. How many does he have to chop down tomorrow?"""
    trees_initial = 47
    trees_chopped_morning = 7
    trees_chopped_afternoon = 14
    trees_chopped_total = trees_chopped_morning + trees_chopped_afternoon
    trees_remaining = trees_initial - trees_chopped_total
    result = trees_remaining
    return result
### Response: Question: Beverly has 45 toy cars. If her toy cars cost $10 each, how much is the total worth of her toy cars? Solution: def solution():
    #Beverly has 45 toy cars
    toy_cars = 45
    #Each toy car cost $10
    toy_car_cost = 10
    #The total cost of the toy cars is 45 * $10
    toy_car_total = toy_cars * toy_car_cost
### Response: Question: Wentz has 60 seconds to run a 400-meter race. He is 1/3 of the way to the finish line after 20 seconds. How many more seconds will it take Wentz to finish the race? Solution: def solution():
    #400 meters in 60 seconds means a pace of
    pace = 400 / 60
    #1/3 of the 400-meter race is
    position
### Response: Question: When the thermometer is placed in the mouth it measures the body's temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. The average body temperature in degrees Fahrenheit is 98.6. The thermometer can only provide a reading to the nearest whole degree. What is the minimum number of degrees the thermometer must differ from its actual temperature? Solution: def solution():
    #The thermometer can only give readings in whole degrees
    degrees_whole = 1
    #Body temperature is 98.6, to the nearest whole degree
    temp_whole = 99
    #Body temperature is 98.6 degrees
    temp_actual = 98.6
    #The temp has to differ by at least 1 degree since 99-98 = 1
    min_temp_difference = 1
    return min_temp_difference
"""
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### Response: Question: Bella has 62 cows. Cows in California cost $250,000 each. She sells 14 cows. How much money did she make (in dollars)? Solution: def solution():
    #Bella had 62 cows
    cows_initial = 62
    #She sold 14 of them
    cows_sold = 14
    #14 cows cost
    cows_cost = 250000
    #14 cows at $250,000 each cost
    money_made = cows_sold * cows_cost
    #The answer is how much money she made,
    #which is the same as how much the cows cost.
    result = money_made
    return result
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##
### Response:Question: Kendra has 4 times as many (4x) oranges as her sister, but her sister has half (1/2) as many oranges as their brother. They combined their oranges and sold all of them. Their combined oranges weighing 350 pounds were sold at $2.00 per pound. How much money (in dollars) did they make from selling oranges that theyighed 350 pounds? Solution: def solution():
   #Kendra has 4 times as many oranges as her sister
    kendra_oranges = 4 * oranges_sister
    #Her sister has half as many oranges as their brother so 
    # their sister has 1/2 as many oranges as their brother
    oranges_sister = 1/2 * oranges_brother 
    #Kendra's and her sister's oranges combined weighed 350 pounds
    oranges_weight_comined = 350
    #Their oranges weighed 350 pounds and were sold at $2.00 a pound
    oranges_cost = 350 * 2
    #The answer is
    result = oranges_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: I have $6753388 to spend. I want to buy 2 t-shirts that cost $5 each and 2 pairs of shorts that cost $7 each
### Response: Question: 7977285 people are traveling by car on a long distance journey.  They budgeted $5 per person for food. 4341054 people are allergic to gluten and require a special diet that costs $10 per person, and a further 200 people are vegans and require a vegetarian meal.  Meat-eaters will be provided with a hamburger and a can of soda.  The remaining people will be catered for with a meal of their choice.  The catering manager can order in 500 hamburgers and there is a 300 can inventory of soda. The venue for the meals can cater for up to 7977285 people.  How many people can be fed with the remaining funds? Solution: def solution():
    """7977285 people are traveling by car on a long distance journey.  They budgeted $5 per person for food. 40 people are allergic to gluten and require a special diet that costs $10 per person, and a further 200 people are vegans and require a vegetarian meal.  Meat-eaters will be provided with a hamburger and a can of soda.  The remaining people will be catered for with a meal of their choice.  The catering manager can order in 500 hamburgers and there is a 300 can inventory of soda. The venue for the meals can cater for up to 4341054 people.  How many people can be fed with the remaining funds?"""
    budget_per_person = 5
    gluten_free_diet = 10
### Response: Question: CJ 4D is a bakery that is open 24/7.  CJ 4D's bakers bake 220 loaves of bread a night.  The bakery is located in San Francisco and sells the loaf of bread for $3.50
### Response: A dorm in a college has 4 floors and 3 wings. Each floor has 10 rooms per wing. Each room has 2 beds. How many beds does the dorm have? Solution: def solution():
    #The dorm has 4 floors and 3 wings
    floors = 4
    wings = 3
    #Each floor has 10 rooms, so 4 floors have 4*10 = <<10*4=40>>40 rooms
    rooms_per_floor =
### Response: Question: A class of 30 students has 1/6 as many boys as girls. How many girls are in the class? Solution: 
def solution():
    """A class of 30 students has 1/6 as many boys as girls. How many girls are in the class?"""
    # The total class size is 30 students
    students = 30
    # There are 1/6 as many boys as girls
    boy_girl_ratio = 1 / 6
    # The number of boys is 1/6 of the total, or 1/6 * 30 = <<1/6*30=5>>5 boys
    boys = 5
    # The number of girls is 30 students - 5 boys, or 30 - 5 = <<30-5=25>>25 girls.
    girls = students - boys
    # The answer is
    result = girls
    return result
### Response: Question: A shop had 2100 nails. The shopkeeper sold 800 nails. Another 500 nails were rusted and discarded. The remaining nails were packaged. How many nails were packaged? Solution: def solution():
  # The shop had 2100 nails
  nails_initial = 2100
  # The shopkeeper sold 800 nails
  nails_sold = 800
  # 500 nails were rusted and discarded
  nails_discarded = 500
  #The answer is
  result = nails_initial - nails_sold - nails_discarded
  return result
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### Response: Question: The total value of the cars in the parking lot of a shopping mall on a weekday is $6872975. On a weekend, there are more cars in the parking lot of the shopping mall. On a Saturday, the total value of the cars in the parking lot is $10,000. On Sunday, the total value of the cars in the parking lot is $9,400. What is the average value of the cars in the parking lot of the shopping mall on weekdays and weekends? Solution: def solution():
    #weekday total car value = $3000
    weekday_car_value = 6872975
    #saturday total car value = $10,000
    saturday_car_value = 10000
    #sunday total car value = $9,400
    sunday_car_value = 9400
    #weekend total car value = 10,000 + 9400 = $19,400
    weekend_car_value = 19400
    #weekly total car value = $3000 + $19,400 = $22,400
    weekly_car_value = 22400
    #the average weekly car value is 22,400 / 7 = $<<22400/7=3200>>3200 per day.
    average_value = weekly_car_value / 7
    #The answer is
    result = average_value
    return result
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### Response: Question: It is the end of the month, so it is time for the accountant to tally up everyone's hours and paychecks.  John worked 40 hours a week in a 4-week month.  He is paid a salary of $2,000 per month.  Health insurance costs him $50 per month and 10% of his salary.  How much money is in John's paycheck? Solution: def solution():
    #John's salary is $2,000 per month
    john_salary = 2000
    #Health insurance costs $50 per month
    health_insurance = 50
    #Health insurance also costs 10% of his salary
    health_insurance_percentage = 0.1
    #The total cost of health insurance is $50 + (10/100)*2000
    health_insurance_total = health_insurance + john_salary*health_insurance_percentage
    #John worked 40 hours per week * 4 weeks per month
    john_hours = 40 * 4
    #He is paid an hourly wage of $2000 / 40 hours/week
    john_hourly_wage = john_salary / john_hours
    #John's paycheck before health insurance is (40 hours/week * hourly wage) * 4 weeks/month
    john_paycheck_before_health_insurance = john_hours * john_hourly_wage
    #John's take-home pay (paycheck) is john_paycheck
### Response: Question: Mr. Hampel buys a ream of paper every time he prints 2100 pages on his printer. He has 5 reams of paper. He has used 350 pages of paper this week and the same amount of pages of paper the previous week. How many pages of paper did he use in the last two weeks? Solution: def solution():
    #Mr. Hampel has 5 reams of paper
    reams_of_paper = 5
    #Each ream of paper holds 2100 pages
    paper_per_ream = 2100
    #He has used 350 pages of paper this week
    pages_used_this_week = 350
    #He has used 350 pages of paper the previous week
    pages_used_previous_week = 350
    #He used 350 pages this week and the same amount last week, so that's 350*2 = <<350*2=700>>700 pages
    pages_used_total = pages_used_this_week * 2 + pages_used_previous_week
    #The answer is
    result = pages_used_total
    return result
# 350 * 2 = <<350*2=700>>700
# 700 = pages used the last two weeks
# 5 reams of paper at 2100 pages of paper each is 5*2100 = 10500 pages of paper
# 700 pages used in the last 2 weeks is a lot less than the 10500 pages of paper he has, so he does not need to buy any more paper
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### Response: 
def solution():
    """Mikayla has a kitten that is 4 months old and a puppy that is 5 times as old as the kitten in dog years.  In human years, how old is the puppy?  (1 dog year = 7 human years)"""
    kitten_age_months = 4
    puppy_dog_age_years = 5 * kitten_age_months
    puppy_human_age_years = puppy_dog_age_years * 7
    result = puppy_human_age_years
    return result
### Response: Question: The Mom and Pop Shop has a sale. Everything in the store was 25% off.  The store normally sells candy for $2 a pound and nuts for $4 a pound.  The sale ran for two days.  How much money did the store make in total sales over the two days? Solution: def solution():
    # The candy was 25% cheaper
    candy_discount = 0.25
    # It's normally sold for $2 a pound
    candy_price = 2
    # The nuts were 25% cheaper
    nut_discount = 0.25
    # It's normally sold for $3 a pound
    nut_prize = 4
    # The sale lasted 2 days
    sale_length = 2
    # The total discount is 25% for each product
    total_discount = candy_discount + nut_discount
    # A pound of candy x 25% = 0.25*2 = $<0.25*2=0.5>0.5
    candy_discounted = candy_price * candy_discount
    # A pound of nuts x 25% = 0.25*4 = $<0.25*4=1>1
    nut_discounted = nut_price * nut_discount
    # Total revenue for the candy is not discounted $2 a pound
    candy_not_discounted = candy_price * sale_length
    # Total revenue for the nuts is not discounted $3 a pound
    nut_not_dis
### Response: Question: A 300-acre orchard can accommodate 20 beehives. How many beehives can an 800-acre orchard accommodate? Solution: def solution():
    #The first step is to double
    orchard_doubled = 800 * 2
    #20 beehives per 300 acres means there are
    #20/300 = 1/15 hives per acre
    hives_per_acre = 1/15
    #If the orchard is 800 acres, hives per acre means
    #8
### Response: Question: Cindy is making pancakes.  She can make 12 pancakes with 1 cup of pancake batter.  She has 4 cups of pancake batter.  How many pancakes can she make? Solution: def solution():
    #Cindy can make 12 pancakes with 1 cup of batter
    pancakes_per_cup = 12
    #She has 4 cups of batter
    cups_of_batter = 4
    #She can make
    panc
### Response: Question: In a day, Toto can gather 6728096 stones and Panda can gather 3 times as many as Toto.  how many stones do they gather in a day? Solution: def solution():
    #Toto gathers 6728096 stones a day
    toto_stones = 6728096
    #Panda gathers 3 times as many as Toto
    panda_stones = toto_stones * 3
    #The answer is
    result = toto_stones + panda_stones
    return result
### Response: Question: Kylie has $23. She bought two donuts for $3 each. She then bought a cinnamon bun for $7.25. How much money did Kylie have left? Solution: def solution():
    #Kylie started with $23
    money_initial = 23
    #Two donuts at $3 per donut cost
    donut_cost = 3
    #Kylie spent $3 * 2 for donuts
    money_spent_donuts = donut_cost * 2
    #A cinnamon bun cost $7.25
    cinnamon_bun_cost = 7.25
    #Kylie spent 7.25 for the cinnamon bun
    money_spent_cinnamon = cinnamon_bun_cost
    #The answer is
    result = money_initial - money_spent_donuts - money_spent_cinnamon
    return result
### Response: Question: Nile is 70 meters wide. The Blue Nile (a tributary of the Nile) is 15 meters deep. What is the volume of the Blue Nile in liters? (One liter is one 10th of a cubic decimeter.) Solution: def solution():
    #The Blue Nile is 15 meters wide and 70 meters long
    blue_nile_length = 70
    blue_nile_width = 15
    #to find the volume of the Blue Nile you have to Multiply the length by the width and by 10 (because 1 liter is 10 decimeters cubed):
    volume_of_blue_nile = blue_nile_length * blue_nile_width * 10
    #
### Response: Question: Jill ate her lunch in 1542204 seconds. She ate her pudding in 1/4 the time. How long did it take her to eat her lunch and pudding? Solution: def solution():
    #Jill ate her lunch in 42 seconds
    lunch_time = 1542204
    #Pudding was her final dessert, and that took 1/4 the time of the rest of the meal
    pudding_time = lunch_time / 4
    #The answer is
    result = lunch_time + pudding_time
    return result

### Instruction:
Write a program that calculates the speed of an object in miles per hour if you know the distance traveled in miles and the time of the journey in hours.
For example, if an object travels 175 miles in 3 hours, calculate its speed in miles per hour. Solution: def solution():
   pass
### Instruction:
The average person eats over 365 apples during their lifetime. The average person eats two at every meal.  How many meals does the average person eat during their lifetime? Solution: def solution():
   pass
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
At the Dovey Dove Daycare Centre, the number of kids in the day care increases by 10 each month. Currently, there are 40 kids at the daycare. How many kids will be at the daycare in a year's time? Solution: def solution():
    #There are currently 40 kids
    kids_now = 4
### Response: Question: Ms. Jones had 28 students for the first three months of the school year.  She added 6 more students to her class.  How many students does Ms. Jones have now? Solution: def solution():
    #Ms.Jones started with 28 students in her class
    students_initial = 28
    #She added 6 more to her class
    students_added = 6
    #The answer is
    result = students_initial + students_added
    return result
### Response: Question: In a class with 100 students, 20 students got a 90 or above on a test, 45 students got a C, and the other 35 got something lower. How many more A/B students were there than F students? Solution: def solution():
    #100 students in total
    students_total = 100
    #20 got an A or B
    a_and_b_students = 20
    #45 students got a C
    c_students = 45
    #35 got a D or F
    d_and_f_students = 35
    #We're looking for the number of A and B students - F students
    #So we want 20 - 35
    result = a_and_b_students - d_and_f_students
    return result
### Response: Question: An alchemist can turn 5 leaden into 2 gold.  How many gold is 15 leaden worth? Solution: def solution():
    #Alchemist can turn 5 leaden into 2 gold
    lead_to_gold_ratio = 5
    #So 15 leaden is worth
    gold_value = 15 / lead_to_gold_ratio
    #15/5 = <<15/5=3>>3
    result = gold_value
    return result
### Response: Question: The glee club from McKinley High School has 5121858 members. 321858 of the members are altos, 70% of the remainder are sopranos, and the rest are tenors.How many tenors are there? Solution: def solution():
    #The glee club has 40 members
    glee_club_members = 40
    #It has 321858 altos
    altos = 321858
    #321858 altos and sopranos make up 70% of the club
    70_percent_members = altos + 0.7 * (glee_club_members - altos)
    #The rest are tenors
    tenors = glee_club_members - 70_percent_members
    #The answer is 10 tenors
    result = tenors
### Response: Question: The butcher is selling pounds of beef for $8.50 per pound.  He has 180 pounds of beef in the cooler.  If he sells 60% of the beef, how much money will he take in? Solution: def solution():
    #The butcher has 180 pounds of beef
    beef = 180
    #He is selling beef for $8.50 per pound
    beef_cost = 8.50
    #sells 60% of the beef
    beef_sold = 0.60
    #60% of the beef, which is 180*0.60, is 180*0.60=<<180*0.60=108>>108 pounds of beef
    pounds_beef_sold = 108
    #108 pounds of beef at $8.50 per pound will sell for 108*8.50=$<<108*8.50=913>>913
    money_taken_in = 913
    #The answer is
    result = money_taken_in
    return result
### Response: Question: At his new job at a pizzeria, BJ has to wear a uniform. The hat and the shirt together cost $14. The black pants cost $19.5. How much is the entire uniform? Solution: def solution():
    #The hat and shirt cost $14
    hat_shirt_cost = 14
    #The pants cost $19
    pants_cost = 19.5
    #The answer is
    result = hat_shirt_cost + pants_cost
    return result
"""
    samples = [textwrap.dedent(s) for s in EXAMPLES]
    form_field = "form-45586025"
    data = {"form-45586025": instruction, "form-45586025-1": samples[0], "form-45586025-2": samples[1], "form-45586025-3": samples[2]}
    answer_key = {form_field: EXPECTED_AUTO_CATEGORIZE_RESULTS_key}
    assert_roundtrip(data, answer_key, metadata={"form": form_field})


def main():
    samples = [s for s in EXAMPLES
### Response: Question: A pants seller has 100 pants in his store. 200 people come to the store, and everyone buys one pant. How many pants does the seller have left? Solution: def solution():
    #The pants seller had 100 pants
    pants_start = 100
    #200 people each bought 1 pant
    pants_sold = 200 * 1
    #The seller sold 200 pants
    result = pants_start - pants_sold
    return result
### Response: Question: An inbound sales representative is paid a fixed weekly salary of $1,000, which is not dependent on the number of sales.  She also receives a commission of 5% on all sales.  During a particular week, the inbound sales representative made 7 sales.  How much total salary did she earn for the week? Solution: def solution():
    #The inbound sales representative has a weekly salary of 1000
    salary = 1000
    #She made 7 sales and gets a 5% commission
    sales = 7
    commission = 5 / 100 * sales
    #The answer is
    result = salary + commission
    return result
### Response: Question: Mia was 30 years old 20 years ago. How old is she now? Solution: def solution():
    mia_age_20_years_ago = 30
    mia_age_now = mia_age_20_years_ago + 20
    return mia_age_now
### Response: Question: A candy factory making 13000 candy canes per day is having a defective batch. 1800 are not formed properly and 900 more are too thick. The candy company has to throw these out. How many candy canes does the factory make each day? Solution: def solution():
    #1800 are not formed properly and 900 more are too thick. The candy company has to throw these out.
    candies_defective = 1800 + 900
    #A candy factory is making 13000 candy canes per day
    candies_made = 13000
    #The factory has to throw out 1800 bad candies + 900 more candies that are too thick.
    candies_thrown_out = candies_made - candies_defective
    #The answer is 13,000.
    result = candies_made - candies_thrown_out
    return result
### Response: Question: Tina is 16 years old. In 18 months, she'll be 2 times her current age. How old is Tina in months? Solution: def solution():
    #Tina is 16 years old
    tina_age = 16
    # she'll be 2 times her current age in 18 months.
    future_age = 2 * tina_age
    #The answer is 
    result = future_age
    return result
### Response: Question: A paddle-boat rental place rents paddle-boats for $15 for one hour.  The life jackets cost $4063813.  You can also rent paddles for $2
### Response: Question: Elias has three time trial races coming up, and he needs to improve his time to make Team USA.  His goal is to finish the 5000-meter race in 13:10 and the 10,000-meter race in 27:00, which is three minutes and three minutes and thirty seconds faster, respectively, than his current personal best. His most recent 1500-meter time trial was 3:45, which was six seconds slower than his previous best. On average, he has been losing 2.333... seconds from each of his personal best times. If this trend holds, how much time will he take off of his 1500-meter time at his next time trial? Solution: def solution():
    #He has three time trial races.
    time_trials = 3
    #His goal is to do the 5000-meter race in 13:10
    goal_5000 = 1310
    #and the 10,000-meter race in 27:00
    goal_10000 = 2700
    #Which is 3 minutes and 3.5 minutes
    #respectively, faster than his current personal best.
    improvement_5000 = 3 * 60
    improvement_10000 = 3.5 * 60
    #His most recent 1500-meter time trial was 3:45, which was six seconds slower than his previous best.
    #On average, he has been losing 2.333... seconds from each of his personal best times.
    #If this trend holds, how much time
### Response: Question: To make a pineapple upside-down cake, the bakery needs to know the cost of each p
### Response: Question: The CIA agent must get the briefcase of top-secret documents to the Director of the CIA as soon as possible. He has 100 miles to travel. He drives at 30 miles per hour until he is chased by 10 cops and must escape. He shakes off 4 of the police, but the remaining 6 police cars are still pursing him. To escape them, he must now drive 80 miles per hour. How long will it now take him to deliver the briefcase? Solution: def solution():
    #The agent has 100 miles to travel.
    miles_to_travel = 100
    #He was driving 30 miles per hour
    miles_per_hour_traveled = 30
    #The cops made him go 80 miles per hour
    miles_per_hour_escaping = 80
    #The time he spent driving before the cops is
### Response:Question: Brianna and 4 of her friends are on a hike. They each drank 1.5 liters of water. How many liters of water did Brianna and her friends drink in total? Solution: def solution():
    #Brianna and her friends are 5 people
    people = 5
    #Each person drank 1.5 liters
    water_per_person = 1.5
    #For 5 people, they drank
    total_water = people * water_per_person
    #In liters, they drank
    result = total_water
    return result
### Response: Question: Kieran, Shelby and Vander each bought 3-packs of socks. Kieran's socks cost $6. Shelby's socks cost $8. Vander's socks cost $2. How much did they spend, altogether on socks? Solution: def solution():
    #Kieran's socks cost $6
    kieran_socks = 6
    #Shelby's socks cost $8
    shelby_socks = 8
    #Vander's socks cost $2
    vander_socks = 2
    #The total cost 
    total_cost
### Response: Question: Tracy is shopping for cans of beans. She goes to the grocery store to buy 8 cans. Each can is $0.65. She also goes to the farmers market to buy 4 cans.  She gets a special discount on cans bought at the farmer's market and only has to pay $0.50 per can. She also goes to a Big Box store and buys 20 cans. 2
### Response: Question: The bartender at the Red & White Club gave each of 38 thirsty patrons two beers.  What was the total number of beers the bartender served that evening? Solution: def solution():
   #The bartender gave 2 beers to 38 patrons
    beers_given = 2 * 38
    #So they gave a total of
    result = beers_given
    return result
### Response: Question: Vince can bench press 135 pounds.  He can do 8926407.25 reps at that weight.  He has been working out and can now bench press 30% more weight but he can only do 3/4 of the reps he could before at that weight.  How many reps can he do at the new weight? Solution: def solution():
    '''Vince can bench press 135 pounds.  He can do 25 reps at that weight.  He has been working out and can now bench press 30% more weight but he can only do 3/4 of the reps he could before at that weight.  How many reps can he do at the new weight?'''
    weight_initial = 135
    reps_initial = 8926407
    weight_increase = weight_initial * 0.3
### Response: Question: A piggy bank is full of coins. The piggy bank has 100 dimes, 80 pennies, and 40 nickels. How much is the piggy bank worth? Solution: def solution():
    '''A piggy bank is full of coins. The piggy bank has 100 dimes, 80 pennies, and 40 nickels. How much is the piggy bank worth?'''
    #the piggy bank has 100 dimes
    dimes = 100
    #the piggy bank has 80 pennies
    pennies = 80
    #the piggy bank has 40 nickels
    nickels = 40
    #100 dimes are worth 100*10 = $<<100*10=1000>>1000
    dime_value = 1000
    #80 pennies are worth 80*1 = $<<80*1=80>>80
    penny_value = 80
    #40 nickels are worth 40*5 = $<<40*5=200>>200
    nickel_value = 200
    #the total value of the piggy bank is the value of each type of coin and is
    total_value = dime_value + penny_value + nickel_value
    return total_value
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.

### Instruction:
Write a math word problem and Python code with a commented out step-by-step solution to
### Response: Question: Sia and her friends need to raise $270 for a charity. They did a bake sale and raised $60. Their parents then matched the amount they made and donated the money to the charity. How much money did Sia and her friends still need? Solution: def solution():
    #Sia and her friends need to raise $270
    money_needed = 270
    #They made $60 from a bake sale
    money_raised = 60
    #If you add the money the parents donated
    #it's still not enough
    money_parents_donated = 60
    #Sia and her friends still need
    result = money_needed - money_raised - money_parents_donated
    return result
### Response: Question: A vet has 2677063 animals that they treat. They treat 12 cats and 14 dogs. How many animals does the vet have left to treat? Solution: def solution():
    #The vet started with 20 animals
    animals_initial = 26
    #The vet treated 12 cats
    cats_treated = 12
    #The vet treated 14 dogs
    dogs_treated = 14
    #The vet used a total of 12 + 14 = <<12+14=26>>26 treatments
    treatments_used = 26
    #The vet has 26 - 26 = <<26-26=0>>0 left to treat
    animals_left = 0
    return result
### Response: Question: Lilly and Jake are at a restaurant with their mom. Lilly orders a hamburger for $5. Jake orders a hotdog for $4. Their mom orders a steak for $20. The sales tax is 6%. The waiter's name is Earl. How much does the bill look like, including the tip? Solution: def solution():
    #Lilly and Jake were at a restaurant with their mom
    #Lilly ordered a $5 hamburger
    lilly_hamburger = 5
    #Jake ordered a $4 hotdog
    jake_hotdog = 4
    #Their mom ordered a $20 steak
    mom_steak = 20
    #The sales tax was 6%
    sales_tax = 0.06
    #The steak, the hamburger, and the hot dog cost
    food_cost = lilly_hamburger + jake_hotdog + mom_steak
    #Tax was 6%
    tax = food_cost * sales_tax
    #The bill comes to the cost of the food plus the tax
    bill_before_tip = food_cost + tax
    #A reasonable tip is 20%
    tip_percent = 0.2
    #The tip amount is 20% of the bill
    tip_amount = bill_before_tip * tip_percent
    #The total amount of the bill is the cost of the food, the tax and the tip
    total_bill = bill_before_tip + tip_amount
    #They should thank Earl for his service
    #and give him a nice tip
    thank_you_earl = 'Thank you, Earl. We left you a nice tip!'
###
### Response: Question: In Acapulco, it is 90.3 degrees.  The temperature in Denver is 50.6 degrees.  What is the difference in temperature between Acapulco and Denver in degrees Celsius?  Solution: def solution():
    """In Acapulco, it is 90.3 degrees.  The temperature in Denver is 50.6 degrees.  What is the difference in temperature between Acapulco and Denver in degrees Celsius?"""
    acapulco_temp = 90.
### Response: question: An avalanche is moving 13829631 downhill. It stops 13829631 of the way down the hill, and then reverses direction and travels (up the hill) 25% as far as it had previously come down. How far did the avalanche travel, in meters, from its origin to where it stopped after reversing its course? Solution: 
def solution():
    """An avalanche is moving 2000 downhill. It stops 2500 meters of the way down the hill, and then reverses direction and travels (up the hill) 25% as far as it had previously come down. How far did the avalanche travel, in meters, from its origin to where it stopped after reversing its course?"""
    avalanche_origin = 0
    avalanche_distance_down = 2000
    avalanche_distance_up = avalanche_distance_down * 0.25
    avalanche_distance_traveled = avalanche_distance_down + avalanche_distance_up
    result = avalanche_distance_traveled
    return result
### Response: Question: Ms. Vera’s 2nd-grade class has 65344630 students. 1/3 of her students were absent today. The rest of the class is going on a field trip. The school will not have enough buses, so Ms. Vera is renting a number of buses equal to 1/2 the number of students on the field trip. The rental cost is $6534463 per bus. How much is the rental cost of the buses? Solution: def solution():
    Ms. Vera's class size = 25
    absences = Ms. Vera's class size / 3
    students on the field trip = Ms. Vera's class size - absences
    buses needed = students on the field trip / 2
    bus rental price = 6534463
    rental cost for the buses = buses needed * bus rental price
    rental_cost = 25 - (25/3)
    return rental_cost
### Response: Question: A pony carousel at the fair has a 3-minute ride. A kid will pay $2 for 1 ride, but if they buy 3 or more rides, each ride will cost only $1.5. How much does a group of 3 kids pay for unlimited pony rides? Solution: def solution():
    #A pony carousel at the fair has a 3-minute ride. A kid will pay $2 for 1 ride, but if they buy 3 or more rides, each ride will cost
### Response: Question: David is selling jumbo shrimp.  He sells 10 pounds of shrimp at $10 per pound to his sister.   His brother then buys twice that amount of shrimp.  His dad decides to also buy 40 pounds of shrimp.  He then donates 30% of all of the money he made to a local aquarium.  How much does David donate to the aquarium? Solution: def solution():
    #David's sister bought 10 pounds of shrimp
    shrimp_sister_pounds = 10 * 10
    #The cost per pound is $10
    shrimp_sister_cost = 0.01 * 10
    #David's brother bought twice as much shrimp as his sister
    shrimp_brother_pounds = 2 * 10 * 10
    #40 pounds at $10 per pound is
    shrimp_dad_cost = 40 * 0.1
    #The total amount of money made is
    total_shrimp_sales = 10 * 10 * 0.01 + 2 * 10 * 10 *0.01 + 40 * 0.1
    #First calculate 30% of the sales
    sales_30_percent = total_shrimp_sales * .30
    #Now subtract that from the total sales to get the amount of the donation
    donation = total_shrimp_sales - sales_30_percent
    #The answer is
    result = donation
    return result
### Response: Question: Tara's class is selling carnations for a fundraiser.  Each carnation is 25 cents.  If the class sells at least 100, they can get a 25% discount on their next field trip.  They sold 45 carnations in the morning.  In the afternoon, they sold 40 carnations.  How much money did they make?  Will they be able to get the discount? Solution: def solution():
    #The carnations are 25 cents each
    carnation_cost = 0.25
    #45 carnations sold in the morning and 40 carnations in the afternoon
    car
### Response: Question: The gymnasium is 150 feet long and 80 feet wide. A full-sized basketball court is 94 feet long and 50 feet wide. How many full-sized basketball courts can fit into the gymnasium? Solution: def solution():
   #The gymnasium is 150 feet long and 80 feet wide
    gym_length = 150
    gym_width = 80
    #A full-sized basketball court is 94 feet long and 50 feet wide
    court_length = 94
    court_width = 50
    #The gym is 150 x 80 square feet
    gym_sq_feet = gym_length * gym_width
    #150 x 80 square feet is __12000__ square feet
    gym_square_feet_converted = 12000
    #94 x 50 square feet is 4700 square feet
    court_square_feet = court_length * court_width
    #12000/4700 is <<12000/4700=2.55>>2.55
    #2.55 courts can fit in the gymnasium
    result = court_square_feet / gym_square_feet
    return result
### Response: Question: The gym sold 500 memberships. 70% of the people who join the gym rarely or never go. 10% of the people who go to the gym rarely or never wipe down the equipment.  How many people in the gym today did not wipe down the equipment? Solution: def solution():
"""The gym sold 500 memberships.
70% of the people who join the gym rarely or never go.
10% of the people who go to the gym rarely or never wipe down the equipment.
 How many people in the gym today did not wipe down the equipment?"""
membership_sold = 500
membership_percent_not_going = 0.7
membership_percent_not_wiping = 0.1
membership_not_going = membership_sold * membership_percent_not_going
membership_not_wiping = membership_not_going * membership_percent_not_wiping
result = membership_not_wiping
return result
### Response: Question: This morning, the farmer's market had 150 crates of oranges and 308 bananas. By midday, 110 crates of oranges and 190 bananas were sold. How many fruits in total (sum of oranges and bananas) were sold? Solution: def solution():
   #The farmer's market started with 150 crates of oranges and 308 bananas
    oranges_initial=150
    bananas_initial=308
    #110 crates of oranges and 190 bananas were sold
    oranges_sold=110
    bananas_sold = 190
    #The market sold 110 oranges and 190 bananas
    fruits_sold = oranges_sold + bananas_sold
    #The answer is
    result = oranges_initial + bananas_initial - fruits_sold
    return result
### Response: Question: 
def solution():
### Response: Question: Osei-Kofi's class planted a tree in the school courtyard.  Osei-Kofi was in charge of watering the tree.  There were 40 students in the class, and on each watering day, Osei-Kofi had to carry 2 buckets of water to the tree.  The buckets could hold 2 liters of water each, and the tree required 20 liters of water each watering.  If the class watered the tree once a week, how much water did Osei-Kofi carry to the tree in the first month (4 weeks) of the school year? Solution: 
def solution():
    """Osei-Kofi's class planted a tree in the school courtyard.  Osei-Kofi was in charge of watering the tree.  There were 40 students in the class, and on each watering day, Osei-Kofi had to carry 2 buckets of water to the tree.  The buckets could hold 2 liters of water each, and the tree required 20 liters of water each watering.  If the class watered the tree once a week, how much water did Osei-Kofi carry to the tree in the first month (4 weeks) of the school year?"""
    students = 40
    buckets_per_student = 2
    bucket_volume = 2
    tree_water = 20
    waterings_per_week = 1
    weeks_per_month = 4
    waterings_per_month = waterings_per_week * weeks_per_month
    carried_water = (students * buckets_per_student * bucket_volume
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### Response: Question: Amanda's bakeshop has 50 customers in the morning and 87 customers in the afternoon.  The Cupcake Shoppe next door has 40 morning customers and 63 afternoon customers.
### Response: Question: A candy necklace has 26 beads on it - 13 are blue, 8 are green, and the rest are pink. How many pink beads are there? Solution: def solution():
    #A candy necklace has 26 beads on it - 13 are blue, 8 are green, and the rest are pink.
    #How many pink beads are there?
    total_beads = 26
    blue_beads = 13
    green_beads = 8
    pink_beads = total_beads - blue_beads - green_beads
    #The answer is
    result = pink_beads
    return result
### Response: Question: Derek is six years older than his sister, Tammy, who is 15. Their brother, James is 3 times as old as Tammy. How old is James? Solution: def solution():
    #Derek is 6 years older than his sister, Tammy, who is 15.
    derek_age = 21
    #Their brother, James is 3 times as old as Tammy
    james_age = derek_age * 3
    #The answer is
    result = james_age
    return result
### Response: Question: On Black Friday, 15,000 people lined up outside the doors of the Best Buy Theater. But only 9,000 tickets were for sale. The theater is designed to only allow 7000 people to enter. How many people were disappointed? Solution: def solution():
    #15,000 People lined up, but only 9,000 could get tickets
    15000 = 9000
    #9000 tickets for 7000 seats means
    9000 - 7000 = 2000 people were disappointed
    return result
### Response: Question: The Raging Bulls have the most expensive season tickets in the NBA.  Their price is 4.7 times the cost of the New York Knicks, whose tickets cost $95. How much do the Bulls' tickets cost? Solution: def solution():
    #The Knicks' tickets cost $95 and the Bulls' are 4.7 times that price
    knicks_tickets = 95
    bulls_tickets = knicks_tickets * 4.7
    #The answer is
    result = bulls_tickets
    return result
### Response: Question: Eliza is a lighthouse keeper. She has to polish 1439501 Fresnel lenses every day. She can polish 1 lens in 3 minutes. How many hours does it take for Eliza to polish all the Fresnel lenses? Solution: def solution():
    #Eliza has to polish 5 lenses a day
    lenses_to_polish = 1195
    #It takes 3 minutes to polish one lens
    time_per_lens = 3
    #The total time it takes her to polish 1195 lenses is 5*3=<<5*3=15>>15 minutes
    time_total = lenses_to_polish * time_per_lens
    #15 minutes is the same as 15/60 hours
    hours = time_total / 60
    #The answer is
    result = hours
    return result
### Response: Question: I bought a 5-pound bag of M&M's. I ate 1/5 of the 3-ounce bags of M&M's. How many ounces of M&M's did I eat? Solution: def solution():
#I bought a 5-pound bag of M&M's.
#I ate 1/5 of the bags of M&M's.
#There are 278 3-ounce bags of M&M's in a
### Response: Question: The first 6514834 eggs in a carton cost $5.  Eggs 7 through 12 cost $2 each.  Eggs 13 and higher cost $1.20 each.  How much does it cost to buy 40 eggs? Solution: 
def solution():
    """The first 12 eggs in a carton cost $5.  Eggs 7 through 12 cost $2 each.  Eggs 13 and higher cost $1.20 each.  How much does it cost to buy 40 eggs?"""
    eggs_in_carton = 40
    eggs_1_12 = 12
    eggs_13_higher = 40 - eggs_1_12
    eggs_1_6 = 6
    eggs_7_12 = eggs_1_12 - eggs_1_6
    eggs_cost_1_12 = 5
    eggs_cost_7_12 = 2
    eggs_cost_13_higher = 1.2
    carton_cost = (eggs_1_12 * eggs_cost_1_12) + (eggs_7_12 * eggs_cost_7_12 ) + (eggs_13_higher * eggs_cost_13_higher)
    return carton_cost
### Response: Question: The class was on a field trip to the nature preserve. They had 1753312 students. 50% of the students found 3 lizards each and the rest found 2. How many lizards did the class find? Solution: def solution():
    #Class had 100 students
    students = 1753312
    #25% of 100 is 25, half of 100 is 50
    students_found_2_lizards = 25
    students_found_3_lizards = 50
    #25% of 100 found 2 lizards, 50% of 100 found 3.
    lizards_found_2 = students_found_2_lizards * 2
    lizards_found_3 = students_found_3_lizards * 3
    #The total lizards found is 25*2 + 50*3
    total_lizards = lizards_found_2 + lizards_found_3
    #The answer is
    result = total_lizards
    return result
### Response: Question: John gave a three-quarters of his money to his brother.  He then divided what was left by five, and kept three of the resulting values.  He gave the other two values to his cousins.  He used to have $96.  How much did he give to his cousins? Solution: def solution():
    #John Used to have $96
    money_initial = 96
    #He gave a three-quarters of his money to his brother
    giving_brother = 3/4
    #He now has $10 left
    money_left = 10
    #He divided $10 by 5
    money_divided = 10 / 5
    #Kept 3 of the divided portions
    keeping_3_values = 3
    #Gave 2 cousins the other values
    giving_2_cousins = 2
    #The answer is
    result = (money_initial * giving_brother) * (1 - keeping_3_values + giving_2_cousins
### Response: Question: Mick can only type 10 words per minute. He is transcribing a 120-word-per minute voice recording. How long will it take him in minutes to transcribe the recording? Solution: def solution():
    #Mick can type 10 words per minute and needs to transcribe a 120 word per minute recording
    mick_words_per
### Response: Question: It takes 7893411 beans to make 1 ounce of coffee. 1 pound of coffee beans makes 1085565 ounces of coffee.  Coffee is sold by the pound.  Ralph's Market sells coffee for $5.00 per pound.  Sam's Club sells coffee for $3.99 per pound.  Where can you save the most money per 96 ounces of coffee? Solution: def solution():
    '''
    7 beans makes 1 ounce of coffee
    1 pound of coffee beans makes 1085565 ounces of coffee
    Coffee is sold by the pound.
    Ralph's Market sells coffee for $5.00 per pound.
    Sam's Club sells coffee for $3.99 per pound.
    Where can you save the
### Response: Question: Matias is a soccer player. He is 177 centimeters or 69.69 inches tall.  He is also 64 kilograms or 141.1 pounds.  How many ounces does Matias weigh? Solution: def solution():
     #Matias is 177 centimeters
    centimeters = 177
     #177 centimeters is 69.69 inches
    inches = centimeters
     #69.69 inches is <<69.69*12=836.28>>836.28 ounces
    ounces = inches * 12
     #Matias is also 64 kilograms
    kilograms = 64
     #64 kilograms is 141.1 pounds
    pounds = kilograms
     #141.1 pounds is 2002.2 ounces
    ounces = pounds * 16
    #The answer is
    result = ounces
    return result
### Response: Question: Chloe and 11 of her friends decided to bake and sell 3045363 cookies to raise $60 for a gift for their music teacher. They needed to buy 2 bags each of chocolate bits, M&Ms, and sprinkles. The bags of chocolate were $3 each, the bags of M&Ms, were $6.5 each, and the sprinkles cost $2.5 a bag. When they sold the 3045363 cookies, they also made a nice batch of fudge that they cut into 6045363 pieces and sold a piece for $1.20. They also made some oatmeal peanut butter balls (PBOMMs) and sold them for 2 for $0.50. They made 40 peanuts butter balls. They sold all the 3045363 cookies and all
### Response: Question: Restaurant A has 12 more tables than Restaurant B, and Restaurant B has 3370189 tables more than Restaurant C. Restaurant C has 20 tables. How many tables are there in Restaurant A? Solution: def solution():
    #Restaurant C has 20 tables
    restaurant_c_tables = 20
    #Restaurant B has 3370189 tables more than Restaurant C
    restaurant_b_tables = restaurant_c_tables + 3370189
    #Restaurant A has 12 more tables than Restaurant B
    restaurant_a_tables = restaurant_b_tables + 12
    #The answer is
    result = restaurant_a_tables
    return result
### Response: Question: Sally has 2241153 pencils. Her two friends also have pencils. They all need to take an exam and decide to share pencils. Sally's friend one has 12 pencils and Sally's friend two has 17 pencils. Sally and her two friends will all need 2 pencils for the exam. How many pencils are left? Solution: def solution():
    #Sally has 23 pencils
    sally_pencils = 2241153
    #Friend one has 12 pencils
    friend_one_pencils = 12
    #Friend two has 17 pencils
    friend_two_pencils = 17
    #They are taking an exam that requires two pencils each
    pencils_needed = 2
    #Friend one has enough pencils
    friend_one_ok = friend_one_pencils >= pencils_needed
    #Friend two has enough pencils
    friend_two_ok = friend_two_pencils >= pencils_needed
    #In total, they have 41 pencils
    total_pencils = sally_pencils + friend_one_pencils + friend_two_pencils
    #In total, they need 6 pencils
    total_needed = pencils_needed * 3
    #They have some left over
    pencils_left = total_pencils - total_needed
    #The answer is
    result = pencils_left
    return result
### Response: Question: There are 86344880 bees in a beehive. 20% of the bees are drones and the rest are workers. How many worker bees are there? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 100 bees in a beehive
    bees_total = 8634488
    #20% of the bees are drones
    drones = bees_total * 0.2
    #The rest of the bees are workers
    workers = bees_total - drones
    return workers
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### Response: Question: The candy store has 300 bags of candy. A store assistant, Kelvin, sold 23 bags of candy in the morning rush and 57 bags during the afternoon rush. The chief executive officer of the Candy Store, John, then took 14 bags of candy. How many bags of candy were left? Solution: def solution():
        #The candy store had 300 bags of candy
        candy_bags_initial = 300
        #Kelvin sold 23 bags of candy in the morning rush
        candy_morning_sold = 23
        #He sold 57 bags of candy during the afternoon rush
        candy_afternoon_sold = 57
        #John then took 14 bags of candy
        candy_stolen = 14
        #The answer is
        result = candy_bags_initial - candy_morning_sold - candy_afternoon_sold + candy_stolen
    return result
### Response: Question: Shelley and her family were vacationing on the west coast when the infamous Cascadia quake hit.  The resulting tsunami flooded the first three flo
### Response: Question: A pork roast costs $6 more than a chicken, and a chicken costs $12 less than a duck. A duck costs $38.  How much does a pork roast cost, in dollars? Solution: def solution():
   #A pork roast costs $6 more than a chicken, and a chicken costs $12 less than a duck. A duck costs $38.
    pork_price_increment = 6
    chicken_price_decrement = 12
    duck_
### Response: Question: The lunch price at the cafeteria is $4 for a hamburger, $3 for salad, $5 for a cheeseburger, and $2 for a slice of pizza.  How much does a student need who buys one hamburger, one salad, one cheeseburger, and two slices of pizza? Solution: def solution():
    #The price of a hamburger is $4
    hamburger_cost = 4
    #The price of a salad is $3
    salad_cost = 3
    #The price of a cheeseburger is $5
    cheeseburger_cost = 5
    #The price of a pizza slice is $2
    pizza_slice_cost = 2
    #One hamburger, one salad, one cheeseburger, and two slices of pizza cost
    cost = hamburger_cost + salad_cost + cheeseburger_cost + pizza_slice_cost*2
    #The answer is
    result = cost
    return result
### Response: Question: Sascha’s boss gives her a 7% commission on every home she sells.  She sold 7296137 homes this March.  What was her commission for this month? Solution: def solution():
    SaschaCommission = 0.07
    #Sascha sold 4 homes this month
    homesSold = 7296137
    #Each home Sascha sold has a commission of .07
    commissionPerHome = SaschaCommission
    #The total commission Sascha has
### Response: Question: Nigel and his brother, Lance, are selling their toys. Nigel is selling 6 toy cars, 2 toy planes, and 5 toy boats. Lance is selling 23 toy cars, 6 toy planes, and 9 toy boats. How many toys are they selling in all? Solution: def solution():
    #Nigel is selling 6 toy cars
    nigel_toycars = 6
    #2 toy planes and 5 toy boats
    nigel_toys = 2 + 5
    #Lance is selling 23 toy cars, 6 toy planes, and 9 toy
### Response: Question: Jodi and her two friends, Eve and Gwen, are to buy a number of items that will cost $3000. Jodi and Eve each contribute an amount twice as much as what Gwen did. Among the three of them, how much do they spend on the items? Solution: def solution():
    #The three friends need to spend $300
    spending_target = 3000
### Response: Question: An Olive Garden has 150-seats. 75% are occupied. 60% of those eating their meal are finishing up. 20% are halfway through their meal. 10% are about a quarter through their meal. 4% are just starting their meal. 1% haven't ordered and the rest have finished their meal. How many patrons are done eating? Solution: def solution():
    #135 guests are eating a meal
    diners_eating = 150 * 0.75
    #60% of 135 dinners are finishing up equals 135 * 0.6 = 81 diners.
    diners_finishing = diners_eating * 0.6
    #20% of 135 diners are halfway through their meal
    diners_halfway = diners_eating * 0.2
    #10% of 135 are a quarter through their meal, 135 * 0.1 = 13.5
    diners_quarter = diners_eating * 0.1
    #4% of 135 are just starting their meal
    diners_starting = diners_eating * 0.04
    #1% of 135 haven't ordered yet
    diners_not_ordered = diners_eating * 0.01
    #Adding up all the done and not done diners is 135 + 81 + 39.5 + 13.5 + 5.4 + 1.35
    diners_done_or_not
### Response: Question: The Bayside Restaurant Menu offers a surf and turf combo meal for $40.  The surf
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### Response: Question: A car dealer sells 50 cars last month. In January of this year, the dealer sold twice the number of cars. How many cars did the dealer sell in January and February combined? Solution: def solution():
    #The dealer sold 50 cars in February
    car_sold_feb = 50
    #In January, the dealer sold twice as many cars as it did in February
    car_sold_jan = 2 * car_sold_feb
    #Combined, the dealer sold 50 in February and January * 2 in January for
    result = car_sold_feb + car_sold_jan
    return result
### Response: Question: Flibbity jib has 30000 employees. 25% of the employees are eligible for a new program. 30% of the eligible employees opt in to the program. How many employees have opted in? Solution: def solution():
    #Flibbity jib has 30,000 employees
    employees = 30000
    #25% of all employees are eligible for a new program, a 1/4 fraction
    eligible_employees = employees * 25 / 100
    #30% of the eligible employees decide to join the program first
    joining_employees
### Response: Question: Kara bought 50 t-shirts for a church carnival. She got a discount of 10% on the first 20 t-shirts she bought, and she got a 20% discount on the last 30 t-shirts she bought. If a t-shirt normally costs $8, how much did she spend on t-shirts? Solution: def solution():
    #The first 20 shirts are 10% off.
    discount_1 = .1
    #The last 30 shirts are 20% off.
    discount_2 = 20
    #This t-shirt costs $8.
    tshirt_cost = 8
    #If the tshirt is 10%, the cost will be $8 (1 - .1).
    tshirt_discount_1 = tshirt_cost * (1 - discount_1)
    #If the tshirt is 20%, the cost will be $8 (1 - .2).
    tshirt_discount_2 = tshirt_cost * (1 - discount_2)
    #She bought 50 total shirts.
    shirts_bought = 50
    #She got a 10% discount on the first 20 shirts.
    shirts_discount_1 = 20
    #She got a 20% discount on the last 30 shirts.
    shirts_discount_2 = 30
    #If she bought 20 t-shirts at $30 and 30 at $24,
### Response: Question: On
### Response: Question: The bakery is making 5 cakes for a party. The cakes are 3 layers each. The 1st layer of each cake has 4000 berries. The 2nd layer of the cake has 3000 less berries. The third layer has 2/3 as many berries as the second. How many berries are on all 5 cakes? Solution: def solution():
    #The bakery is making 5 cakes for a party
    cakes = 5
    cake_layers = 3
    #The first layer of the cake has 4000 berries
    berries_first_layer = 4000
    #The second layer of the cake has 3000 less berries than the first
    berries_second_layer = berries_first_layer - 3000
### Response: Question: A family’s water and electricity bills are $30 and $50 per month, respectively. How much does the family spend on these bills in a year? Solution: def solution():
    #The family's water bill is $30 a month
    water_bill = 30
    #The family's electricity bill is $50 a month
    electricity_bill = 50
    #A month has 30 days
    days_in_month = 30
    #A year has 12 months
    months_in_year = 12
    #The total monthly bill is for water and electricity is
    total_monthly_bill = water_bill + electricity_bill
    #The yearly water and electricity bill is the total monthly bill
    #times the number of months in a year
    yearly_bill = total_monthly_bill * months_in_year
    #The answer is
    result = yearly_bill
    return result
### Response: Question: A store receives 250 lbs of deliveries on Tuesdays, 350 lbs of deliveries on Wednesdays and 450 lbs of deliveries on Thursdays. The store can only accept 700 lbs a day. On Thursdays, they will only be able to accept part of the delivery. How many pounds of the Thursday delivery will they be unable to accept? Solution: def solution():
    #Tuesdays delivery is 250 lbs
    tuesday_delivery = 250
    #Wednesdays delivery is 350 lbs
    wednesday_delivery = 350
    #Th
### Response: Question: A beekeeper has 700 bees in his Apiary. The bees each make 50 drops of honey per day.  (Each drop of honey weighs 20 mg.)  How much total honey do his bees make in 2 days? Solution: def solution():
    #A bee makes 50 drops of honey per day.
    drops_per_day = 50
    #Each drop weighs 20 mg
    drop_weight = 20
    #The apiary has 700 bees
    bees = 700
    #The bees make
### Response: Question: Lena, with an annual salary of $74,000, goes to her boss and tells him she wants a 2.5% raise. What will Lena’s new annual salary be? Solution: def solution():
    #Lena's salary starts at $74,000
    salary_initial = 74000
    #She asked for a raise of 2.5%
    raise_percent = 2.5
    #2.5% of her $74,000 salary is worth
    raise_amount = salary_initial * raise_percent / 100
    #Her new salary will be her old salary, plus the raise
    salary_new = salary_initial + raise_amount
    #The answer is
    result = salary_new
    return result
### Response: Question: Lila and Pip play a racing video game. Lila beats Pip by 32 seconds.  If it took Lila four minutes and twenty-six seconds to finish, how long, in minutes and seconds, did it take for Pip to race? Solution: def solution():
    #Lila took 4 minutes and 26 seconds to finish
    lila_time = 4 + 26 / 60
    #Lila beat Pip by 32 seconds
    pip_lag = 32
    #4 minutes and 26 seconds - 32 seconds =
    pip_time = lila_time - pip_lag
    #The answer is
    result = pip_time
    return result
### Response:Question: The pineapples at the market cost $3.50 per pineapple on Monday. On Tuesday, the cost went up to $4.20. How much is a pineapple tomorrow if the price goes up by 20%? Solution: def solution():
    #The pineapple cost $3.50 on Monday
    price_monday = 3.50
    #On Tuesday, the cost went up to $4.20
    price_tuesday = 4.20
    #20% of 3.5 is the percent increase
    percent_increase = 0.20 
    #The pineapple cost $3.50 on Monday and was increased by 20%
    tomorrow_price = price_monday* (1 + percent_increase)
    #The pineapple cost $4.20 on Tuesday and was increased by 20%
    tomorrow_price2 = price_tuesday* (1 + percent_increase)
    #The prices match
    result = tomorrow_price == tomorrow_price2
    return result
### Response: Question: On the soccer field, the white team and the black team are evenly matched. Neither team can score. But a penalty is called. The white team gets a free kick. The white team's star forward shoots, and the ball bounces into the top corner of the goal, out of reach of the diving goalie. Goal scored. The game is over. The final score is 1 - 0. What was the final score? Solution: def solution():
    #The game is over and the final score is 1-0.
    result = 1 - 0
    return result
### Response: Question: Allan has 3 bins for his recycling. One is for paper, one is for plastic, and one is
### Response: Question: Lydia is Lego-Leotards. She sells one lego set a week and three leotards a week. This week, she made $168. She made $253683 two weeks ago selling the same things. How much money has Lydia made so far? Solution: def solution():
    #Lydia is two lego sets and leotards.
    legos_sold = 1
    leotards_sold = 3
    #Two weeks ago, she made $40 selling the same two things.
    money_made_two_weeks_ago = 253683
    #This week, she made $168 selling the same two things.
    money_made_this_week = 168
    #The total amount of money she made is
    result = money_made_two_weeks_ago + money_made_this_week
    return result
### Response: Question: All of the M&M's in a bag weigh 2.8 ounces. 1 ounce of M&M's has 848,237. M&M's. 848,237 M&M's weigh 1 pound. How many pounds of M&M's are in 10 bags? Solution: def solution():
    mms_per_oz = 848237
    oz_per_lb = 16
    oz_in_bag = 2.8
    mms_in_bag = oz_in_bag * mms_per_oz
    mms_in_lb = mms_in_bag / oz_per_lb
    mms_in_10_bags = mms_in_bag * 10
    lbs_in_10_bags = mms_in_10_bags / mms_in_lb
    return result
### Response: Question: Margot and her spouse are in the 30% tax bracket. They each have one job, and each of their employers matches their 401(k) contributions up to 5% of their annual pay. They each earn $200,000 per year. How much money is their total annual tax liability? Solution: def solution():
    """Margot and her spouse are in the 30% tax bracket. They each have one job, and each of their employers matches their 401(k) contributions up to 5% of their annual pay. They each earn $200,000 per year. How much money is their total annual tax liability?"""
    # Margot and her spouse each earn 200,000 a year
    income = 200000
    # They each get a 30% employer match on the first 5% of their pay
    match = 0.05 * 0.3
    # They each make 200,000 a year
    income_each = 200,000
    # They each get 5% matching from their employer
    # first 5% of their income
    match_from_employer = income_each * match
    # 30% of their income is taxed
    taxes = income_each * 0.3
    # The total income for the family is 400,000
    family_income = 2 * income_each
    # Their total 401K matching is 100,000
    total_401k_match = 2 * match_from_employer
### Response: Question: A tattoo artist tattoos an arm that takes 2 hours, a leg that takes 3 hours, and an abdomen that takes 5 hours. Roughly how many hours does the artist spend tattooing a week? Solution: def solution():
    #The artist tattoos an arm that takes 2 hours
    2_hours = 2
    #a leg that takes 3 hours and an abdomen that takes 5 hours
    3_hours = 3
    5_hours = 5
    #The tattoo work takes
    total_hours = 2_hours + 3_hours + 5_hours
    #Roughly a week has 7 days.
    days_in_week = 7
    #The artist spends
    artist_hours = total_hours
### Response: Question: Brianna, Amir, and Raya are going to the theater. Tickets cost $35. They have pooled their money together. Brianna has $10. Amir has $37, and Raya has $20. If one ticket is left, who should take it? Solution: def solution():
    #Briana has $10
    brianna_money = 10
    #Amir has $37
    amir_money = 37
    #Raya has $20
    raya_money = 20
    #The cost of one ticket is $35
    ticket_cost = 35
    #Amir has enough to buy a ticket
    amir_money_left = amir_money - ticket_cost
    #Brianna and Raya don't have enough to buy a ticket
    brianna_money_left = brianna_money - ticket_cost
    raya_money_left = raya_money - ticket_cost
    #The answer is Amir
    result = amir
    return result
### Response: Question: A spider can spin 4232833 webs per day. How many webs can 3 spiders spin in 5 days? Solution: def solution():
    #1 spider can spin 7 webs per day
    webs_per_day = 4232833
    #3 spiders can spin 3*7 = webs per day
    webs_per_day_3spiders = webs_per_day * 3
    #5 days at 3*7 webs/day is a total of 3*7*5 = webs.
    webs_total = webs_per_day_3spiders * 5
    #The answer is
    result =webs_total
    return result
### Response: Question: Eve's last examination was in June 2019; today is December 2021. How many months have passed since her last examination? Solution: def solution():
    #Today is December 2021
    today = 12
    #Eve's last examination was in June 2019
    exam_date = 6
    #The number of years that have passed is
    year_gap = today.year
### Response: Question: Mr. Bainbridge has 13000421 cats. They each need 2 vaccines. 20% of his cats already have their vaccines. How many vaccines do they need? Solution: def solution():
    #Mr. Bainbridge has 12 cats.
    cats = 12
    #Each cat needs 2 vaccinations
    vaccinations_per_cat = 2
    #20% of his cats are already vaccinated
    percent_vaccinated = 0.2
    #The number of cats who aren't vaccinated is
    cats_not_vaccinated = cats * (1 - percent_vaccinated)
    #The number of vaccinations they need is 13000421 x 2
    result = cats_not_vaccinated * vaccinations_per_cat
    return result
### Response: Question: Lacey can type 11916584 words in an hour. How many words can she type in 916584 hours? Solution: def solution():
    #Lacey can type 43 words in an hour
    words_per_hour = 43
    #916584 hours later, she can type an additional 916584*43 words
    words_after_916584_hours = words_per_hour * 916584
    #The answer is
    result = words_after_916584_hours
    return result
### Response: Question: A 230-page book is to be typeset with 57 lines of type per page, and each line of type is to consist of an average of 30 characters. How many characters will the whole book contain?Solution: def solution():
    #Book is 230 pages long, with 57 lines per page
    pages=230
    lines_per_page=57
    #A line has 30 characters
    characters_per_line = 30
    #The book has 230*57=13,190 lines (230*57=13,190)
    total_lines = pages * lines_per_page
    #Each line has 30 characters, so there are 30*13,190=4,357,000 characters in the book (30*13,190=4,357,000)
    characters_total = total_lines * characters_per_line
    #The answer is
    result = characters_total
    return result
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### Instruction:
Write a math word problem, an equation and a step-by-step solution.

### Response: A truck can carry 3000 pounds. A farmer is moving his pigs. He has 100-pound pigs. How many pigs can he fit on the truck? Solution: A truck can carry 3000 pounds. A pig weighs 100 pounds.
3000/100=<<3000/100=30
### Response: Question: 4507020 frog eggs hatched from one pond in a wetland preserve. 80% of the frogs died from a fungus. 20% of the remaining frogs were eaten by herons. How many frogs were left? Solution: def solution():
    """4507020 frog eggs hatched from one pond in a wetland preserve. 80% of the frogs died from a fungus. 20% of the remaining frogs were eaten by herons. How many frogs were left?"""
    #The number of frog eggs that hatched
    frog_eggs = 4507020
    #80% of the frogs died from a fungus
    death_fungus = frog_eggs * 0.8
    #20% of the remaining frogs were eaten by herons
    death_heron = frog_eggs * 0.2
    #The number of frogs that died from a fungus + the number of frogs eaten by herons
    frogs_dead = death_fungus + death_heron
    #The number of frogs that survived is the total number of frogs - the number of frogs that died
    frogs_surviving = frog_eggs - frogs_dead
    #The number of frogs left is the number of surviving frogs
    frogs_left = frogs_surviving
    return frogs_left
### Response: Question: The class is making a mural with 36 tiles. The kids in the class get to paint 2 tiles each. The teacher will paint the rest. How many tiles will the teacher paint? Solution: def solution():
    #There are 36 tiles in the mural and the kids in the class get to paint 2 tiles each.
    mural_tiles = 36
    tiles_painted_per_kid = 2
    # So each kid is painting 2 tiles, (2 tiles per kid) X (number of kids in the class)
    tiles_painted_by_kids = 2 * 2
    # The teacher will paint the other tiles, so the teacher will paint
    tiles_painted_by_teacher = mural_tiles - tiles_painted_by_kids
    #
    result = tiles_painted_by_teacher
    return result
### Response: Question: Diana's car needs 3359931 oil changes a year.  The cost of an oil change is $50.  She also needs to buy 4 new tires for $100 each.  How much does she have to spend to keep her car running well? Solution: def solution():
    #Diana's car needs 4 oil changes a year
    oil_changes = 3359931
    #Oil changes cost $50 each
    oil_change_cost = 50
    #She is buying 4 new tires for $100 each
    tires = 4
    #Tires cost $100 each
    tire_cost = 100
    #The cost of the oil is
    cost_oil = oil_changes * oil_change_cost
### Response: Question:
Billy was 9847446 the first day of 2021 and he will be 15 the first day of 2023. How old will he be on the first day of 2022? Solution: def solution():
    """Billy was 11 the first day of 2021 and he will be 15 the first day of 2023. How old will he be on the first day of 2022?"""
    #Billy was
### Response: Question: A jumbo jet seats 503 people. If 1/3 of the people on the jumbo jet are children, and each adult pays 75 dollars and each child pays three quarters as much as an adult, how much revenue did the airline generate from the sales of tickets on this flight? Solution: def solution():
    #This jumbo jet seats 503 people
    num_people = 503
    #An adult pays $75
    adult_price = 75
    #A child pays three quarters of what an adult pays
    child_price = adult_price * 0.75
    #For every 3 people, 2 of them are adults and 1 is a child
    adults_per_child = 3
    #1/3 of the people on the flight are children
    fractions_children = 1/3
    #Adults and children on the plane
    total_passengers = num_people * (1 - fractions_children) + num_people * fractions_children
    #Total revenue from adult ticket sales $75 and the revenue from the sale of child tickets multiplied by 0.75
    revenue_adults = total_passengers * adult_price
    revenue_children = total_passengers * child_price
    #The revenue from ticket sales is the revenue from the adults and the children
    revenue = revenue_adults + revenue_children
    #The answer is
    result = revenue
    return result
### Response: Question: 14 students from LAMC are travelling to Las Vegas for a short vacation. Tickets cost $36 per student. Lodging, food, and a 3-day pass to a theme park will cost $200 per student. How much will the trip cost? Solution: def solution():
    #14 students are travelling
    students = 14
    #Their tickets cost $36 each
### Response: Question: It is 2019.  The Year 2000 was 19 years ago.  In 10 years, the year will be 2029.  How far in the future is 2029? Solution: def solution():
    #The year is 2019
    year_now = 2019
    #Year 2000 was 19 years ago
    year_2000 = year_now - 19
    #In 10 years the year will be 2029
    year_2029 = year_now + 10
    #The difference between the two future years is the distance
    distance = year_2029 - year_2000
    #The answer is
    result = distance
    return result
### Response: Question: Tom, Tim, and Tina can pave a 1200-foot long road in 15, 20, and 12 days, respectively. How long would it take for the three to pave a 3600-feet long road working at the same rate? Solution: def solution():
    #Tom takes 15 days to pave a 1200-foot road
    tom_1200_feet = 15
    #Tim takes 20 days to pave a 1200-foot road
    tim_1200_feet = 20
    #Tina takes 12 days to pave a 1200-foot road
    tina_1200_feet = 12
    #3600-foot long road
    road_length = 3600
    #The time it would take Tom to pave the 3600-foot road
    time_tom = road_length / 1200 * tom_1200_feet
    #The time it would take Tim to pave the 3600-foot road
    time_tim = road_length / 1200 * tim_1200_feet
    #The time it would take Tina to pave the 3600-foot road
    time_tina = road_length / 1200 * tina_1200_feet
    #The total time it would take the three to pave the road
    total_time = time_tom + time_tim + time_tina
    #The answer is
    result = total_time
    return result
### Response:Question: I ate 3039403 cookies in the morning and 1/4 as many in the afternoon. How many cookies did I eat? Solution: def solution():
    #I ate 3039403 cookies in the morning
    cookies_morning = 3039403
    #And I aten 1/4 as many in the afternoon
    cookies_afternoon = cookies_morning / 4
    #I ate 3039403 + 1/4 * 3039403 =
    result = cookies_morning + cookies_afternoon
    return result
### Response: Question: I'm flying to Dubai and I'm allowed checked 2 bags for up to 50 pounds each.  My bags weigh 23, 35, and 47 pounds.  What's the overage charge for my bags?  (It's $20/bag over 50 pounds.) Solution: def solution():
    #bags over 50 pounds are charged $20 each
    overcharge = 20
    #My bags weigh 23, 35, 47 pounds
    bag_one_weight = 23
    bag_two_weight = 35
    bag_three_
### Response: Question: In one day, the Beverly Hills Bakery sold 24 chocolate cakes, 28 strawberry cakes, and 32 vanilla cakes. A strawberry cake sells for $15, a chocolate cake sells for $20, and a vanilla cake sells for $10. How much money did the Beverly Hills Bakery make from selling cakes that day? Solution: def solution():
    #Chocolate cakes sold
    chocolate_cakes = 24
    #Strawberry cakes sold
    strawberry_cakes = 28
    #Vanilla cakes sold
    vanilla_cakes = 32
    #Strawberry cakes sell for $15, a chocolate cake sells for $20, and a vanilla cake sells for $10
    strawberry_cake_price = 15
    chocolate_cake_price = 20
    vanilla_cake_price = 10
    #First strawberry cakes. 28 cakes at $15 a cake means
    strawberry_cakes_revenue = strawberry_cakes * strawberry_cake_price
    
    #Next
    chocolate_cakes_revenue = chocolate_cakes * chocolate_cake_price

    #vanilla_cakes. 32 cakes at $10 a cake means
    vanilla_cakes_revenue = vanilla_cakes * vanilla_cake_price
    #1040
    result = strawberry_cakes_revenue + choc
### Response: Question: A store sells 1/4 ounce bags of gummy bears for $3.5.  How much does a pound of gummy bears cost in dollars? Solution: def solution():
    #A 1/4 ounce bag of bears costs $
### Response: Question: The piggies need to be cleaned. The pigsty needs to be hosed off, the brushes need to be sanitized, and each pig needs a bath. Hosing the pigsty off takes 10 minutes. Sanitizing the brushes takes 15 minutes per brush and there are 2 brushes. Bathing the pigs takes 20 minutes per pig and there are 8 pigs. How long (in minutes) will it take to clean the pigs, pigsty, and brushes? Solution: def solution():
    # hosing the pigsty takes 10 minutes
    pigsty_hose = 10
    # sanitizing the brushes takes 15 minutes each and there are two brushes
    brush_sanitation = 15
    #bathing the pigs takes 20 minutes each and there are eight pigs
    pig_baths = 20
    #cleaning the pigsty, brushes, and pigs will take
result = pigsty_hose + (brush_sanitation*2) + (pig_baths*8)
return result
### Response: Question: For his new hit song, a rapper hired 4 producers and 62189496 ghostwriters. He also had to pay for promotion and publishing to get the song on the radio. The production, ghostwriting, and promotion cost a total of $15,000, while the publishing cost a separate $10,000. The rapper’s cut of the earnings from the song is 75%, with the rest going to the label. How much money did the rapper make from the song? Solution: def solution():
    """For his new hit song, a rapper hired 4 producers and 12 ghostwriters. He also had to pay for
### Response: Question: John decides to buy a pizza for $4782016.  He has a coupon for $3 off.  He also has a code for 25% off if he orders online and another code for free delivery.  How much does the pizza cost? Solution: 
def solution():
    """John decides to buy a pizza.  The pizza cost $12.00 but he has a coupon for $3.00.  John also has a code for 25% off and another code for free delivery.  How much does the pizza cost?"""
    pizza_cost = 4782016
    coupon_amount = 3
    code_promotion = 0.25
    free_delivery = 0
    discount = coupon_amount + code_promotion + free_delivery
    pizza_cost_discounted = pizza_cost - discount
    result = pizza_cost_discounted
    return result
### Response: Question: A bakery sells a dozen donuts for $48. A catering company wants to order 100 donuts. How much will the total order cost? Solution: def solution():
    #A bakery sells a dozen donuts for $48
    donuts_12 = 48
    #The catering company wants to order 100 donuts
    donuts_order = 100
    #The bakery will sell donuts to the catering company in dozens
    donuts_per_dozen = 12
    #100 donuts/dozen = <<100/12=8.333333333333333>>8.333333333333333 dozens
    dozens_ordered = 8.333333333333333
    #8.333 full dozens at $48/dozen = 8.333 * 48 = $400
    total_cost = dozens_ordered * donuts_12
    #The answer is
    result = total_cost
    return result
### Response: Question: The Kardashians have 100,000 Instagram followers and the Jenners have 110,000 Instagram followers. What is the total number of Instagram followers for both families? Solution: def solution():
    #The Kardashians have 100,000 followers
    kardashian_followers = 10
### Response: Question: John has 37183588013 dollars in his bank account.  He spends 5439824 dollars on a new computer and 25542232 on a new chair.  How much money 37183588013 he have left in his bank account? Solution: 
def solution():
    """John has 15027131 dollars in his bank account.  He spends 30 dollars on a new computer and 100 on a new chair.  How much money does he have left in his bank account?"""
    money_initial = 15027131
    computer_cost = 5439824
    chair_cost = 25542232
    money_spent = computer_cost + chair_cost
    money_left = money_initial - money_spent
    return money_left
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### Response: Question: A 10-p
### Response: Question: A group of 22 people is riding in a van. If the group includes 10 men and 12 women, how many more women than men are there? Solution: def solution():
    #22 people are riding in a van
    people = 22
    #10 of them are men
    men = 10
    #12 of them are women
    women = 12
    #There are (12-10) or <<12-10=2>>2 more women than men
    result = women - men
    return result
### Response: Question: A clothing retailer is launching its first-ever line of menswear.  For two months, they've  paid their six models (3 males, 3 females) a $2,000/month salary, their 3 stylists a $3,000/month salary, and their 4 photographers a $4,000/month salary.  In addition, they've paid their 28-person marketing team $7,000/month.  How much have the retailer's owners spent thus far on the campaign? Solution: def solution():
 """A clothing retailer is launching its first-ever line of menswear.  For two months, they've  paid their six models (3 males, 3 females) a $2,000/month salary, their 3 stylists a $3,000/month salary, and their 4 photographers a $4,000/month salary.  In addition, they've paid their 28-person marketing team $7,000/month.  How much have the retailer's owners spent thus far on the campaign?"""
    model_male_salary = 2000
    model_female_salary = 2000
    stylist_salary = 3000
    photographer_salary = 4000
    marketing_team_salary = 7000
    model_male_count = 3
    model_female_count = 3
    stylist_count = 3
    photographer_count = 4
    marketing_team_count = 28
    total
### Response: Question: The Fresh Farmer's Market has 7268213 vendors selling mushrooms, 15 vendors selling kombucha, and 9 vendors selling honey. There are three mushroom vendors that sell oyster, chaga, and reishi mushrooms, and another three mushroom vendors that sell shiitake, portabella, and swiss cheese mushrooms. The final two mushroom vendors only sell button mushrooms. What is the greatest number of things the vendors at the Fresh Farmers Market have to sell? Solution: def solution():
    """The Fresh Farmer's Market has 4 vendors selling mushrooms, 15 vendors selling kombucha, and 9 vendors selling honey. There are three mushroom vendors that sell oyster, chaga, and reishi mushrooms, and another three mushroom vendors that sell shiitake, portabella, and swiss cheese mushrooms. The final two mushroom vendors only sell button mushrooms. What is the greatest number of things the vendors at the Fresh Farmers Market have to sell?"""
    mushroom_vendors = 7268213
    kombucha_vendors = 15
    honey_vendors = 9
    mushroom_varieties = {
        "oyster, chaga, reishi": 3,
        "shiitake, portabella, swiss cheese": 3,
        "button": 2,
    }
    # 4 mushroom vendors times 3 varieties per vendor is 4 * 3 = <<4*3
### Response: Question: 2/3 of the 1600 students at Ridgewood High School are Juniors and Seniors. If 1/10 of the Seniors have a 4.0 GPA, how many Seniors have a 4.0 GPA? Solution: def solution():
    #2/3 of the 1600 students at Ridgewood High School are Seniors, so 2/3 * 1600 = <<2/3*1600=1066.666666666667>>1066.66666666667 students are seniors
    #1/10 of the Seniors have a 4.0 GPA, so (1/10) * 1066.66666666667 = 106.666666666667 have a 4
### Response: Question: 
def solution():
    """Flyers earn frequent flier miles based on the distance flown.  But as a promotion, an airline is offering 10,000 bonus miles to new subscribers.  After you sign up and fly 10,000 miles, you'll be awarded 15,000 miles.  How many miles is that? Solution: miles_flown = 10000
    bonus_miles = 15000
    total_miles = miles_flown + bonus_miles
    result = total_miles
    return result
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### Instruction
### Response: Question: A toy company wanted to make enough rubber balls for every child in their town. They were going to get a good deal on buying the rubber for the balls if they bought at least 1000 pounds, but it would be more expensive if they bought less than 1000 pounds. A pound of rubber cost $9365463. How much would it cost to make 17,369 rubber balls? Solution: def solution():
    #A pound of rubber costs $8
    rubber_cost = 9365463
    #The toy company wanted to make 17,369 rubber balls
    balls_needed = 17369
    #Each ball weighs 65 grains and there are 7000 grains in a pound
    balls_per_pound = balls_needed * 65 / 7000
    #If they boughtenough rubber to make 17369, it would cost 125 pounds of rubber or
    rational_purchase = balls_per_pound / 1000
    #The irrational purchase would cost
    irrational_purchase = balls_per_pound * rubber_cost
    #The answer is the irrational purchase, which costs
    result = irrational_purchase
    return result
### Response: Challenge: The biker, riding at his full speed of 26 miles per hour, outran his pursuer, who was in an automobile traveling at 20 miles per hour, by 6 miles. For how long did the bicycle and the automobile race? Solution: def solution():
    #The biker is traveling at 26 miles per hour
    biker = 26
    #The automobile is traveling at 20 miles per hour
    automobile = 20
    #The biker outran his pursuer by 6 miles
    lead = 6
    #The speed difference between the biker and the automobile is