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A user wants a language model to solve a word problem by showing its work and then providing a final answer. The model should format its calculations using ≪...≫ so an external tool can execute them accurately, and use #### to mark the final answer. Review the model's response below and identify the primary error in its formatting.
Problem: A farmer has 3 fields, and each field produces 150 bushels of corn. If the farmer sells 200 bushels, how many are left?
Model's Response: First
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A user wants a language model to solve a word problem by showing its work and then providing a final answer. The model should format its calculations using
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Model's Response: First
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