 Let b be i(5). What is the greatest common divisor of l and b?
12
Suppose 3 = -0*r + r + 2*m, 0 = -4*r - 5*m + 12. Let l be (0 - -9)/(3/2). Calculate the highest common divisor of l and r.
3
Let h(s) = s**2 + 2. Let g be h(4). Let i = g + -6. Calculate the highest common divisor of i and 60.
12
Let v = 4 - 2. Let k = 16 - 16. Suppose -4*c + 4*j = -28, 2*j + k*j + 10 = 0. What is the highest common factor of v and c?
2
Let f be (-16)/4 - (-1 - 8). Suppose -2*r - 5 = -b, f*b - 4*r + 11 = 66. Let n = -7 + 12. Calculate the greatest common factor of b and n.
5
Let v(p) = 5*p - 9. Let i be v(6). Suppose 4*c + c = s + 57, -c - 3*s = -i. Let m = -19 + 55. What is the highest common divisor of c and m?
12
Suppose -5*d = -27 - 43. Let i = 1 - 5. Let w = 11 + i. Calculate the greatest common divisor of w and d.
7
Suppose k + 3*s + 7 = 0, 3*s = -0 - 15. Let j be 7*12*k/6. Suppose 10*m - 16*m + 96 = 0. Calculate the greatest common factor of j and m.
16
Let d(l) be the third derivative of l**4/12 + l**3/6 - 3*l**2. Let p be d(5). What is the greatest common divisor of p and 33?
11
Suppose 66 = -0*h + 3*h - 3*o, 2*h - 47 = 3*o. Let v = 282 + -149. Calculate the greatest common factor of v and h.
19
Let h be 17 + 1 + (15 - 11). Suppose -521 = -5*n + 469. What is the highest common factor of n and h?
22
Suppose -10*j = -4*j - 90. What is the highest common factor of 6 and j?
3
Let k(g) be the second derivative of -2*g + 0 + 59/12*g**4 + 0*g**2 + 1/6*g**3. Let b be k(1). Calculate the highest common factor of b and 24.
12
Suppose -2*w + 86 = 4*b, 0 = w + b - 5*b - 13. Calculate the greatest common factor of 55 and w.
11
Let l(u) = 3 - u + 0 + 4. Let n be l(5). Suppose -n*p + 130 - 22 = 0. Calculate the greatest common factor of 6 and p.
6
Suppose 3*q = -5*g + 163, -3*g + 5*q + 123 = g. What is the greatest common factor of 4 and g?
4
Let s(z) = -z**2 + 7*z - 4. Let h be s(7). Let p be (-323)/(-5) + h/(-10). Let r = -21 - -34. What is the highest common factor of p and r?
13
Suppose 13*n = 15*n - 24. What is the greatest common factor of 12 and n?
12
Suppose -q + 1 = -0, -37 = -2*l - q. What is the greatest common divisor of 72 and l?
18
Let h(u) = u + 2. Let s be h(-2). Suppose s = -r + 3*r - 8. Suppose r*q + m - 8 = -m, -2*q + 12 = 5*m. Calculate the greatest common factor of q and 9.
1
Let d be 204/10 - (-2 - (-12)/5). Calculate the highest common divisor of d and 4.
4
Let n = -31 + 9. Let s = 26 + n. What is the greatest common divisor of 10 and s?
2
Suppose 9*x = 29 + 34. Calculate the highest common factor of 28 and x.
7
Suppose q + q + 323 = 3*f, f + 3*q = 93. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 42 and f.
21
Suppose 0 = -3*a + f + 241, 0 = 5*a - 5*f - 432 + 27. Let n(r) = -2*r**3 - 5*r**2 - 4*r - 5. Let b be n(-3). What is the highest common factor of a and b?
16
Let t be 382/8 + (-1)/(-4). Let i = -10 + 26. What is the greatest common factor of t and i?
16
Suppose 0 = 2*s - 5*s. Let a(c) = c**2 - c + 36. Let h be a(s). What is the greatest common factor of 4 and h?
4
Suppose -a = -5*k - 3*a + 34, -3*k + 2*a + 30 = 0. What is the highest common factor of k and 64?
8
Let p = 66 - 53. What is the greatest common factor of 65 and p?
13
Let b be 1120/25 - 2/(-10). What is the highest common divisor of b and 15?
15
Let c be 2/((-4)/10) + 3 + 26. Let l = -10 - -16. Calculate the highest common divisor of l and c.
6
Let f(p) be the third derivative of -3*p**4/8 - p**3/2 + 2*p**2. Let j be f(-5). Let k be j/4 - 4/8. What is the highest common factor of 40 and k?
10
Let b be (-51)/9 + (-1)/3. Let x = b + 3. Let k be (21/6)/(x/(-54)). What is the greatest common factor of k and 9?
9
Let o be 10 + -1*(1 - -2). What is the greatest common factor of o and 56?
7
Suppose 2*k - 2 = 4*k. Let i = k + 3. Let z be -1*(i + 3 + -20). Calculate the highest common divisor of 60 and z.
15
Suppose 5*k - 288 + 8 = 0. Let d = 16 + -2. What is the greatest common divisor of d and k?
14
Let f(a) = a**3 + 16*a**2 + 18. Let v be f(-16). Let n be ((-6)/(-4))/(v/48). Calculate the highest common divisor of n and 28.
4
Let y = -16 - -11. Let t be (6/y)/(2/(-10)). Let u = -45 + 75. Calculate the greatest common divisor of t and u.
6
Let c = -545 + 571. Suppose -h - h = -364. What is the highest common factor of c and h?
26
Suppose -o + 17 = -5*p, -p - 35 = -3*o - 2*p. Calculate the greatest common factor of o and 108.
12
Let o = 0 - -3. Suppose -o*n - 45 = -3*s, 0*s = -5*s - 5*n + 45. Calculate the highest common divisor of 8 and s.
4
Let g be 0 + 2 + (0 - 0). Suppose -130 = -5*k + 2*v, 3*k + 2*v - 109 = -3*v. Let u = k + g. Calculate the highest common factor of 10 and u.
10
Suppose 2*f - 23 = d + 4*d, 0 = -5*f + 3*d + 29. What is the greatest common factor of 16 and f?
4
Suppose 14*v - 51 = 11*v. What is the greatest common divisor of v and 85?
17
Let t(i) = i**3 - 10*i**2 + 11*i - 9. Let q be t(9). What is the greatest common divisor of q and 63?
9
Let w be ((-8)/(-4))/((-1)/(-22)). What is the highest common factor of 66 and w?
22
Let f be 28/10 + 2 - 8/10. What is the greatest common divisor of 140 and f?
4
Suppose -3*d - 5*l + 0*l = -66, 88 = 4*d - l. Let w be ((-114)/12)/(2/(-8)). Let g = -27 + w. What is the highest common factor of d and g?
11
Let w(s) = -s**3 + 6*s**2 + 4*s + 6. Let i be w(6). Calculate the greatest common divisor of 270 and i.
30
Suppose 40 = 4*p + p. What is the highest common divisor of 2 and p?
2
Let b = -13 + 37. Suppose -5*z - 205 = -3*j, -125 = -2*j - 0*z + z. What is the highest common factor of j and b?
12
Let v = -1 + 0. Let t(d) = 8 - 17*d**2 - 9 + 56*d**2. Let s be t(v). Calculate the greatest common factor of s and 95.
19
Let x(c) = c + 4. Let d be x(-2). Suppose -4*o = d*b - 24, -5*b = 3*o - 6*o + 5. What is the greatest common divisor of b and 2?
2
Let a(j) = j**2 - 7*j + 5. Let b be a(8). Calculate the highest common divisor of b and 143.
13
Suppose -5*j = -j - 120. Calculate the highest common divisor of 60 and j.
30
Let j be (-4)/(-20) - (-1532)/(-10). Let b = -97 - j. Let k(i) = i**3 + 5*i**2 + 2*i. Let l be k(-2). What is the highest common factor of l and b?
8
Let c be (2 - 2)/(1 + 0). Let d be (-3)/((-9)/24) - c. Let i be (0 + 14)*4/d. Calculate the highest common divisor of i and 7.
7
Let q(j) = j**3 + 2*j**2 + 11*j - 7. Let i be q(4). Calculate the greatest common factor of 19 and i.
19
Let l be (-12)/(-42) + 12/7. Suppose -l*w + 140 = 3*n, -3*w = w + n - 270. Let p = w - 34. Calculate the highest common divisor of p and 22.
11
Let g be (6 - -1)*(-24)/(-7). What is the highest common factor of 60 and g?
12
Suppose 2*j - 6 = -j. Suppose 0 = -4*m + 5*h - 40, -m + 5*h = 10 + 15. Let n = m - -6. Calculate the highest common divisor of j and n.
1
Let a = 156 - 88. Suppose -z = 2*j + 2*j - a, -2*z - 72 = -5*j. Calculate the greatest common factor of 48 and j.
16
Let g(r) = r**3 + 3*r**2 + 2*r - 1. Let w be g(-2). Let o = 2 - w. Calculate the greatest common factor of o and 2.
1
Suppose 2*g + 2*b - b = 20, -5*b = -g + 21. What is the highest common factor of g and 55?
11
Suppose 450 = 9*r + r. Suppose 2*f = -2*k + 36, -6*f = 2*k - 2*f - 36. What is the highest common divisor of r and k?
9
Suppose 4*k + 5*b = 20, 10 + 0 = 2*k - 3*b. Calculate the highest common divisor of 15 and k.
5
Let m be -2*(0/1 - 1). Let b be 1 - (-14)/4*m. What is the highest common factor of 24 and b?
8
Suppose -11 + 7 = -t. Suppose t*q - 30 = 22. Calculate the highest common divisor of q and 26.
13
Let g be 2*-1 - (-9 - -5). Let p be (-3 + g)/(1/(-4)). What is the greatest common factor of p and 10?
2
Let n be 414/15 + 22/55. Suppose 4*t = 8*t - 112. Calculate the greatest common divisor of n and t.
28
Let t(f) = -10*f - 2. Suppose 4*d + 40 = -d. Let m be t(d). Let q = -30 + m. Calculate the highest common factor of q and 8.
8
Suppose -5*o = 3*d + d - 87, -d - o + 21 = 0. What is the greatest common factor of d and 63?
9
Suppose 0*h = 5*h - 150. Suppose -3*t = -0*t - h. Let i be (0 + -1 + 3)*t. Calculate the greatest common factor of 100 and i.
20
Suppose 0 = 2*q + p - 7, 0 = -4*q + 3*q - 3*p - 9. Suppose -2*o - q + 12 = 0. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 2 and o.
1
Let o = -3 + 6. Suppose d - o*d = -70. Suppose 0 = 4*s + 4, 0 = 4*n + 3*s + 2*s - 51. 