A useful answer comes first
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Original work and public sources
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Methods, uncertainty, and corrections
Tools state formulas, accepted inputs, and limitations. We separate arithmetic from interpretation and do not label manual inputs as live data. Sources and assumptions remain visible so readers can reproduce the result. Errors should be reported through the contact page.
AI assistance
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