High School Math Master

Problems It Solves

High-school math problems often stall because of missing conditions, informal notation, or mixed modules; exam prep also benefits from line-by-line gaokao analysis, while elementary and junior-high contest problems require different methods. This skill handles that workflow by validating the question first, then solving by module and explaining formula use and scope limits.

How It Works

• Input validation: checks conditions, target, notation, and geometry information; if data are missing, it asks for clarification instead of guessing.
• Scope routing: distinguishes high-school modules, contest problems, concept lookup, gaokao papers, method questions, and FAQs; out-of-scope topics are flagged rather than forced.
• Five-part solving: problem understanding, strategy, step-by-step derivation, knowledge summary, and optional variation.
• Formula tagging: labels formulas such as [sine rule] or [chain rule] at the end of relevant steps for review.
• Multiple inputs: supports text descriptions and photos, useful for handwritten problems, test sheets, or screenshots.
• Method coverage: includes functions and derivatives, trigonometry, sequences, solid geometry, analytic geometry, probability and statistics, plus common contest methods.

Scope and Notes

It is aimed at explanatory tutoring rather than official grading. If key conditions are missing, it asks for supplements. University-level topics such as matrix theory, complex analysis, or advanced number theory are treated as out of scope.