Use this skill for SciBench physics and quantitative science calculation tasks. 1. Extract variables, constants, units, and target quantity. 2. Choose the governing equation or theorem before substituting numbers. 3. Use `sympy`, `scipy`, or a small Python script for algebra or numerical checks when useful. 4. Keep unit conversions visible. If the verifier expects a numeric answer, put only the numeric value in `answer`. 5. Include the derivation summary in `reasoning`.
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# Physics And Quantitative Science Problem Solving
Use this skill for SciBench physics and quantitative science calculation tasks.
1. Extract variables, constants, units, and target quantity.
2. Choose the governing equation or theorem before substituting numbers.
3. Use `sympy`, `scipy`, or a small Python script for algebra or numerical checks when useful.
4. Keep unit conversions visible. If the verifier expects a numeric answer, put only the numeric value in `answer`.
5. Include the derivation summary in `reasoning`.
