Concept Map Outline
Visual organization of complex topics
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Create a concept map outline for [central topic] in [subject]. Show the central concept, 5 main branches with labels, and at least 3 sub-nodes per branch. Note the relationships between branches where they connect. I will draw this by hand as a study tool.
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Pour faciliter le dessin, demandez une sortie en texte indenté avec des identifiants par nœud (ex. B1.2, B2.3) et faites lister les relations sous forme de paires de codes (B1.2 ↔ B3.1). Ainsi, vous reportez les connexions sans ambiguïté et gagnez du temps sur votre carte manuscrite.
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