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math
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"style": "rule"
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
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easy-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
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easy-without-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
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math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-95-with-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
|
easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
|
easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
|
easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
|
easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-95-with-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
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{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
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[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
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[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
|
easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
|
easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
|
easy-with-guidance
|
easy-95-with-guidance
|
without-guidance
|
[
{
"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
] |
math
|
{
"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
|
{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
|
easy-without-guidance
|
easy-95-without-guidance
|
with-guidance
|
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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"style": "rule"
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"index": 149,
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
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}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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easy-without-guidance
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easy-95-without-guidance
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with-guidance
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"content": "You are given a problem and a partial solution.\n\nYour task is to infer what reasoning has already been completed and continue solving the problem **without repeating, paraphrasing, or referencing any part of the partial response**. \nYou must NOT restate earlier steps, summarize them, or quote them in any form. \nBegin directly from the next logical step that has not yet been completed.\n\n**Important**: Use the information from the partial response silently — do NOT copy, rephrase, or explicitly mention anything from it. Your continuation must be logically consistent with what has already been done. Show your reasoning step-by-step (only the new reasoning steps you add), and present the final answer using LaTeX-style `\\boxed{{}}` notation.\n\nProblem:\nIn my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20\n\nPartial Response:\nHere is the step-by-step solution to the problem:\n\nContinue solving the problem from the *next new step*, without restating or referring to anything that appears above. Make sure your final answer is written as: \\boxed{{your_answer_here}}\n",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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{
"index": 149,
"split": "with-guidance"
}
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easy-with-guidance
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easy-95-with-guidance
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without-guidance
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"content": "In my office, there are two digital 24-hour clocks. One clock gains one minute every hour and the other loses two minutes every hour. Yesterday, I set both of them to the same time, but when I looked at them today, I saw that the time shown on one was 11:00 and the time on the other was 12:00. What time was it when I set the two clocks?\n\nA) 23:00\n\nB) 19:40\n\nC) 15:40\n\nD) 14:00\n\nE) 11:20",
"role": "user"
}
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math
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"ground_truth": "15:40",
"style": "rule"
}
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"index": 149,
"split": "without-guidance"
}
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