A multimodal model fails to answer an analytical question about an intricate visual diagram accurately because it attempts to predict the final conclusion immediately without intermediate steps. Analyze how applying chain-of-thought (CoT) prompting resolves this failure, and explain how this language-derived method functions across combined image and text inputs.
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