Run a whole answer check

Correct arithmetic is not the same as a safe plan.

Three times 25 is 75. That proves a calculation, not that a roast will be cooked in 75 minutes.

Check whether each input and rule fits the real task. For a roast, use the right recipe and a food thermometer, not just an estimate.

Record what you actually checked. Reading a food rule does not mean you measured the food. Checking a form excerpt does not mean you submitted a form.

A correct calculation leaves other checks open.

Made-up reply for a three-pound raw, whole pork roast: Heat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Cook 25 minutes per pound, so 75 minutes. Rest three minutes, then serve. FoodSafety.gov rule for pork roasts: Use a food thermometer to check at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit inside. Then allow a three-minute rest. No recipe or real reading is given.

Use the rice sample or your own reviewed task.

Made-up facts: one cup of rice will be cooked on a stove. Sample AI reply: "Cook it for 10 minutes and it is done." No rice type, water amount or package instructions are supplied. Write a check request, the evidence you need and the stage reached. You may use your own task instead, with private details left out. Trying ChatGPT is optional.