I'm no math guru

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It's common in maths to have an implicit idea of what domain is in play. Sometimes we make that explicit. I think it's fair for an algebraic problem to be implicitly regarded as seeking real number answers (or possibly rational, or integer solutions.)

I like the pair of prompts used above to quiz an LLM: I put those same prompts to perplexity.ai and felo.ai which are I think different, and both free to use. I got similar results.

But I am at the stage of regarding LLMs as a curiosity, not as a tool for getting correct answers. They may often be correct, but that's not really good enough for me. I recently experimented with this series of prompts, and got widely varying results, none of them entirely satisfactory:

Quote:I'd like you to tabulate the inner planets of the solar system, giving their radii and mass, and also their rotational period and their rotational angular momentum. Do not consider their orbits in any way.

If the rotational period is greater, then the rotation is faster, or slower? And how does this affect the angular momentum? Please use the answers to these two questions to check and comment on the results in your table.

please summarise your findings, in terms of ranking the four inner planets, with a very approximate multiplier of the angular momentum of the one with least.