A large language model is tasked with solving a multi-step math problem. The overall problem is: 'A customer buys a laptop for $1200. The sales tax is 8%. What is the total cost?'. The model first solves a sub-problem: 'What is the sales tax amount for a $1200 laptop at an 8% tax rate?', and correctly answers '$96'. To solve the next step, which of the following inputs correctly provides the necessary context for the model to calculate the final total cost?
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A large language model is tasked with solving a multi-step math problem. The overall problem is: 'A customer buys a laptop for $1200. The sales tax is 8%. What is the total cost?'. The model first solves a sub-problem: 'What is the sales tax amount for a $1200 laptop at an 8% tax rate?', and correctly answers '$96'. To solve the next step, which of the following inputs correctly provides the necessary context for the model to calculate the final total cost?
A language model is tasked with solving a multi-step problem. To solve the second sub-problem, it must be provided with the full context of the original problem and the previously solved sub-problem. Arrange the following components into the correct logical sequence to form a complete and effective input prompt for the model.
Constructing a Contextual Prompt for a Language Model