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You can Google almost any high school math question verbatim and find a QA site with the verbatim answer, perhaps with numbers switched around.

>>vortic+(OP)
A lot of the time you can also just ask wolfram alpha (or at least once you have a formula) and you'll get the answer.

>>vortic+(OP)
Which just speaks to the low quality of high school math questions, no an inherent flaw with providing access to technology. Try doing the same with the typical AMC problem…

>>saagar+Z6
No, it speaks that there are hundreds of millions of pupils worldwide learning roughly the same material. Try making a creative new question for each, every year...

>>andrep+P7
Procedural generation of math problems is solved.

>>failra+F9
Unless you mean "changing the numbers around" there is no universe where this is remotely true.

>>andrep+zA1
I don't think you are using your imagination. Madlibs-style templating is one solution. Another would be using a context free grammar. Evolutionary equation generation.