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It's very reactive to the prompt: > i have 23 horses each with a normal number of legs, along with 14 dogs, each with a normal number of legs. how many legs in
by smallerfish 4y ago
It's very reactive to the prompt:
> i have 23 horses each with a normal number of legs, along with 14 dogs, each with a normal number of legs. how many legs in total do all of the animals have?
> Based on the information you provided, it sounds like you have 23 horses and each horse has 4 legs, and you have 14 dogs and each dog has 4 legs. If that is correct, then the total number of legs among all of the animals would be 23 x 4 + 14 x 4 = 92 + 56 = <<234+144=148>>148 legs.
- moffkalast 4y agoYou know funny thing, for comparison I just entered that exact prompt into the 3 gig sized flan-t5 and I get the following: > The horses have 23 * 4 = 126 legs. The dogs have 14 * 4 = 84 legs. The total number of legs is 126 + 84 = 204. The answer: 204. Very very similar, but completely wrong results.