A municipal soil-test lab needs answers that are under 80 words, make no medical claims, and cite the lab sheet. Which prompting practice gives that control?
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Short Explanation
Think of stacking three rules in the prompt: under 80 words, no medical claims, cite the lab sheet. One vague sentence does not cover all three, and temperature is not a rulebook.
Full Explanation
Multiple explicit constraints improve control of the output. Length, no medical claims, and a citation belong in the prompt together. One vague sentence, dropping the sheet, or raising temperature does not stack those rules.