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Interview chains, by round

95 calculations across 12 rounds. A chain is the arithmetic an interviewer expects you to produce before you draw a box: inputs pinned to a named part, model or engine version, the substitution written out, and one line that says whether the answer is plausible. Each card prints on its own.

The terms on these cards are defined in the glossary, and the study paths describe how to rehearse a chain until it holds up in a loop.