How to churn through difficulty via Customization Prompts

/POST GAME ANALYSIS ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKING
int r = sec;
int S1 = r^2 - 1;
if (r^2 = S1) {
print "tan THETA"
}
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That's what I wrote after trying... 9 TIMES, A SINGLE MATH TOPIC, AFTER LOTS OF TRIAL-AND-ERROR BASED (MY OWN METHOD) MATH PROMPT CUSTOMIZING. Meaning, if one day I decide to create/add "Mathematics Linear Graphs and Integration" as a part of my problem-solving process. I used my " 'Regarding Opportunity/Red Teaming/...' Prompts From Angelina Jolie"  ever-growing list, and yet, two days ago I wrote a Prompt about Maths, English, whatever.... and I slept and two days later, I had an idea. What if rather than prompting each and every math problem over and over again, what if I edit whatever I journaled about/of that "Mathematics Prompts", and... I hit upon a gem of an idea. What if I take the original paper and reread Prompts list [remember that "Regarding Opportunity/Red Teaming/..." list?] and kind of star the keywords that contradict outputs... and change that keyword by "But...", meaning trying to argue with your own mind, trying to argue with your METACOGNITION until I get it right. The moment after that, I felt like saving that concept about whatever math problem I am solving on... the language of code (or prompts of code* which means something new is coming!).