5. Suppose -4*q + 397 = 4*h + 1, q - 5*h - 75 = c. What is the highest common factor of 38 and q?
19
Let x(r) = r + 7. Let c be x(11). Suppose 0 = -2*m - 0*m + 54. What is the greatest common factor of m and c?
9
Let d(m) = m**2 + 7*m - 6. Let t be d(-8). Calculate the greatest common factor of t and 10.
2
Suppose 0 = -b + 3*z - 7*z + 13, 4*b - 2*z - 34 = 0. Let d(s) = 17*s + 3. Let g be d(3). Calculate the highest common divisor of g and b.
9
Let i be 0 - 2 - -2 - -7. Suppose -d = -i - 13. Calculate the highest common divisor of d and 50.
10
Suppose 0*h = 4*n + h - 328, 4*n = h + 320. Calculate the greatest common factor of n and 9.
9
Let k = -60 - -75. Suppose 5*z + 5 = 3*u - 8, 0 = -u - 2*z + 19. Let n = -6 + u. Calculate the highest common factor of k and n.
5
Let n be 44 - (7 + (-15)/5). Calculate the greatest common factor of 100 and n.
20
Let p = 30 + 89. Let o = p - 56. What is the greatest common factor of o and 7?
7
Let f = -9 - -51. What is the greatest common factor of f and 42?
42
Let p(y) = -2*y**2 - 17*y + 6. Let c be p(-8). Let b(z) = 20*z**2 + 1. Let d be b(-1). Calculate the greatest common factor of c and d.
7
Let t = -5 + 7. Suppose -79 = -m - t*m + u, -2*u + 128 = 5*m. What is the highest common divisor of m and 65?
13
Suppose -2*a + 2*y = -a + 1, 0 = a + 2*y - 3. Let d be (1 - (-1)/(-2))*-4. Let g(o) = -6*o - 1. Let w be g(d). Calculate the highest common factor of a and w.
1
Suppose 2*j - 26 = -2*r, -5*r - 2*j + 63 = 2*j. Let q be 9/2*40/30. Let f = r - q. What is the highest common factor of f and 5?
5
Suppose -5*a - 34 = -4. Let k be 42 - (0 + a/2). Let w = 97 + -67. Calculate the greatest common divisor of w and k.
15
Suppose 4*w - 4*y = 324, -6*w = -w - y - 401. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 16 and w.
16
Suppose -2*u + 668 = 5*p, 0*p - 4*p + u + 524 = 0. What is the greatest common divisor of p and 12?
12
Let p = 40 + -24. What is the highest common factor of 40 and p?
8
Let k(v) = v - 19. Let d be (-10)/25 + (-104)/(-10). Let n be k(d). Let w = n + 19. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 15 and w.
5
Let t(l) = 3*l**2 + 8*l - 13. Let z be t(-8). Let u(g) = g**3 - 7*g**2 + 6*g + 4. Let y be u(7). What is the highest common factor of z and y?
23
Let p = -26 - -18. Let m = -2 - p. Calculate the highest common divisor of 66 and m.
6
Suppose 8*f = 3648 - 304. What is the highest common divisor of f and 38?
38
Let r(p) = -13*p + 5. Let y(u) = 26*u - 11. Let d(g) = 7*r(g) + 3*y(g). Let w be d(-2). Calculate the highest common divisor of 70 and w.
14
Suppose -2*q = -5*p + 19 - 3, -3*q = 5*p - 1. Let c = p + -2. Suppose -56 = -x - c. Calculate the highest common divisor of 7 and x.
7
Let g be (-10 - -12) + 2/1. What is the greatest common divisor of g and 2?
2
Let h(r) = r**2 - 11*r - 5. Let m be h(-7). Calculate the greatest common divisor of m and 11.
11
Let j = 11 - 11. Suppose j = -2*t + 51 - 7. Calculate the highest common divisor of 176 and t.
22
Suppose k - 5*h = -6, 0 = 6*k - 2*k + h - 39. What is the highest common divisor of 1 and k?
1
Let y = -27 - -45. Suppose -4*k + y = -62. Suppose 37 = 2*d - 63. Calculate the highest common divisor of d and k.
10
Suppose 8*r = 161 - 33. What is the highest common divisor of r and 64?
16
Let d(u) = -u**3 - 5*u**2 - u - 3. Let r be d(-5). Let x be (6/2)/(r/30). Calculate the highest common divisor of 5 and x.
5
Let f = -18 - -28. What is the greatest common factor of 40 and f?
10
Suppose 697 = 4*m + 25. What is the highest common factor of m and 21?
21
Let v(r) = -7*r. Let u(k) = -k**2 + 9*k - 9. Let g be u(8). Let i be v(g). Calculate the greatest common factor of 63 and i.
7
Let v be (5 - -3)/(2/6). Suppose -9 = -4*p + 15. What is the highest common factor of v and p?
6
Suppose g = -g - 5*n + 15, 4*n + 24 = 2*g. Let b = 11 + 59. What is the highest common factor of g and b?
10
Let o be (3 + 45/6)/(9/12). Calculate the highest common factor of o and 4.
2
Suppose 3*r = 5*r - 4*v + 6, 1 = -r + 4*v. Let c be 3/5 - 537/r. Let z = 12 + 0. What is the greatest common divisor of z and c?
12
Let q be 10/3*(-627)/(-22). What is the greatest common divisor of q and 38?
19
Suppose -7*b + 2*b - 150 = 0. Let v be (0 + -15)*b/25. Let t = 6 + -4. What is the highest common divisor of v and t?
2
Let d(z) be the first derivative of 5*z**4 - z**3/3 + z + 3. Let j be d(1). What is the highest common divisor of j and 5?
5
Let v = 1 - -4. Calculate the highest common divisor of 20 and v.
5
Suppose 5*s - j = 24, -3*j = 4*s - j - 8. Suppose 3 + 1 = 4*c - s*w, w = -5*c + 17. Suppose c*y + 1 = 28. What is the highest common divisor of y and 6?
3
Suppose 5*l + 7*g = 3*g - 7, 3*g + 12 = 3*l. Suppose d = 16 - 5. Calculate the greatest common factor of d and l.
1
Let b(p) be the second derivative of p**5/20 - p**4/12 + 2*p**3/3 - 4*p**2 + 10*p. Let q be b(4). What is the greatest common factor of q and 7?
7
Let x = -24 + 34. Suppose -d = 4*d - x. Let h be 3/6*(d + 34). What is the greatest common divisor of h and 90?
18
Let q(v) = 8 + 4*v**2 + v**2 - v**3 + 0*v**2 + 4*v - 20. Let o be q(5). What is the greatest common divisor of 24 and o?
8
Suppose 2*j = -2*y + 62, -3*y = -4*j + 6*j - 63. What is the highest common factor of j and 120?
30
Let s(m) = 23*m - 4. Let x be s(3). Let k = 22 + 4. What is the greatest common divisor of k and x?
13
Let u be (5 - 356/(-1)) + (0 - 1). What is the greatest common divisor of 40 and u?
40
Let u(k) = 5*k - 1. Let r(j) = -9*j + 1. Let l(w) = -4*r(w) - 7*u(w). Let x be l(7). What is the greatest common divisor of x and 20?
10
Let t be 1 + 2/1 + -1. Let c = 8 + -3. Suppose -2*u - 3*u - 4*k = -14, 4*u - c*k = 3. What is the highest common factor of u and t?
2
Let h = -52 + 54. What is the greatest common factor of 14 and h?
2
Suppose -1 = 3*m + 11. Let u be (8/m)/(2/(-5)). What is the greatest common factor of 5 and u?
5
Suppose 10*u - 11*u + 48 = 0. What is the highest common divisor of u and 32?
16
Let r = 16 + -3. Calculate the greatest common divisor of r and 104.
13
Suppose 3*r - 48 = r. Suppose 6*i = 2*i + 384. Calculate the highest common divisor of r and i.
24
Let s = 46 + -1. What is the greatest common factor of s and 18?
9
Let f be 2 - 0/(1*-3). Suppose -f*q = -46 - 60. Suppose -5*m - 3*i = -58, -5*m + 0*i = -2*i - q. Calculate the highest common divisor of m and 22.
11
Suppose 0 = -4*j - 0*j + 4*s - 4, -2*j - 7 = -3*s. Suppose -7*w + 48 = -3*w. What is the greatest common factor of j and w?
4
Suppose -12*v + o = -16*v + 116, -4*o - 96 = -4*v. Let d = -151 - -221. What is the greatest common divisor of d and v?
14
Let w = -4 + 7. Suppose 0 = -w*v - 1 + 46. What is the highest common divisor of v and 6?
3
Suppose 17*x = 16*x + 27. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 9 and x.
9
Let b be 2/(-8) - 20/(-16). Let w(q) = q**3 + q**2 + 9. Let p be w(0). Calculate the highest common factor of b and p.
1
Suppose -3*l + 6 = -l, 0 = 5*q - 3*l - 471. Suppose -15 = 5*c - 75. Calculate the highest common divisor of c and q.
12
Suppose -57 = -5*v - 2*d, -4*v + 2*v + 34 = -2*d. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 52 and v.
13
Suppose 2 = j - 3*j. Let b = 5 - j. Suppose 2*s - x - 4 = 0, -s - x + b = 2*s. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 10 and s.
2
Suppose -7*j + j = -144. Calculate the greatest common factor of j and 168.
24
Let f(u) = 4*u. Let k(t) = -t - 1. Let c(s) = f(s) + 6*k(s). Let i be c(-6). What is the highest common divisor of 4 and i?
2
Let w be (24/10)/((-24)/(-80)). Calculate the highest common factor of 88 and w.
8
Suppose 6 = -3*k, 0*t - 20 = -5*t + 5*k. Suppose -5*h - 2*s = t*s - 41, 3*h = 4*s - 1. Let p = -13 + 33. Calculate the highest common divisor of h and p.
5
Let a be (-1 - -11)*8/20. Suppose -a*r + 275 = r. Let n = 132 - r. Calculate the highest common factor of n and 7.
7
Suppose -y - x = 2*y - 13, -3*y + 23 = -4*x. Suppose -4*l - 25 = -m, -3*l - 20 = -y. Calculate the greatest common factor of 35 and m.
5
Let w(h) = 4*h. Let v be w(3). Let m = -4 + 0. Let j be 1/m + (-100)/(-16). What is the highest common factor of j and v?
6
Let f = 21 - 0. Let h be 186/14 - 6/f. Suppose 3*j - 424 = -5*r, -2*j - r + 571 = 2*j. What is the greatest common factor of j and h?
13
Suppose 3*z = z - 4. Let y(l) = -4*l - 5*l + 2*l - 3*l. 