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Let n(r) = -2*r**2 + r + 1. Let v be n(-2). Let f(g) = -18*g - 18*g + 14 + 37*g. Let s be f(v). What is the greatest common divisor of s and 2?
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Let r be (2/(-6))/(14/(-6384)). What is the highest common divisor of r and 8?
8
Let r be 51/(-136) + 387*(-3)/(-24). Calculate the highest common divisor of r and 432.
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Let d(n) = n**3 - 11*n**2 + 10*n + 3. Let r be d(10). Let x be ((-306)/(-170))/((-6)/(-20)) - 3. Calculate the highest common factor of r and x.
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Let q = -161 + 245. Calculate the highest common divisor of q and 56.
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Let d(x) = -x**3 - 3*x**2 - 3*x + 4. Let q be d(-6). Let k be 104/10*35/14. What is the greatest common factor of k and q?
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Let t be -2*(-3)/(-4) + 243/6. Suppose -5*x + 33 = -2*c - t, 0 = 4*c + 4. Calculate the greatest common divisor of x and 28.
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Suppose 3*a - 2*a - 3*j + 8 = 0, 0 = -5*a - 4*j - 97. Let c = 42 + a. Calculate the highest common divisor of c and 200.
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Suppose -3*x = -x - 176. Let y = 26 + -18. What is the greatest common factor of x and y?
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Suppose -6*d = -78 - 42. Suppose -10 = -3*s + d. Calculate the highest common factor of s and 40.
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Let p(v) = v**3 - 6*v**2 + 2*v + 7. Let a be (28/(-8))/1*-2. Let m be p(a). What is the highest common divisor of 28 and m?
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Suppose -24 = 3*r - 3*n, r + 8 = 6*n - 2*n. Let a be 0 + 10*(-4)/r. Suppose -3 = -a*b + 497. Calculate the highest common divisor of b and 25.
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Let v(q) = q**2 - 4*q - 2. Let u be v(7). Let x be 116/3 + 70/(-15) + 4. Calculate the greatest common divisor of u and x.
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Suppose 3*g - 3*h + 0*h = 156, 0 = 4*g + h - 218. Suppose -v - 3*v + 3*c + 57 = 0, 0 = 2*v + 5*c - 61. Calculate the highest common divisor of g and v.
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Let j be 3 - 4 - -2 - (-3 - 81). Let o = 10 - -24. What is the highest common factor of j and o?
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Suppose 3*g = -0*g + 5*o + 15, -4*g + 4*o = -20. Suppose 4*h = -2*w + 46 - 16, 3*w - 35 = -g*h. What is the greatest common divisor of h and 5?
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Let m be (-40)/(-180) + 2424/27. What is the highest common factor of 6 and m?
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Let x(v) be the third derivative of -11*v**4/12 - v**3 - 11*v**2. Let d be x(-3). What is the highest common divisor of 24 and d?
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Suppose -571 = -124*f + 545. Suppose -2*z = -3*z + n + 76, -5*z + 3*n + 372 = 0. Calculate the highest common factor of f and z.
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Suppose -28*u + 18*u + 30 = 0. What is the greatest common divisor of u and 51?
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Suppose 24 - 76 = -4*y + 4*u, 0 = -4*y + 5*u + 50. Calculate the greatest common factor of 110 and y.
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Let g(z) = 3*z**2 + 128*z - 90. Let n be g(-45). What is the highest common factor of 50 and n?
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Let u(o) be the third derivative of -11*o**4/24 + o**3/3 + 4*o**2. Let s be u(2). Let p = -2 - s. Calculate the highest common factor of p and 12.
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Suppose -600 = -3*z - 2*z. Let l be z/16*(-204)/(-10). Let h be (34/(-3))/(2/(-3)). Calculate the highest common divisor of l and h.
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Let t be -3 - -15 - 6/((-6)/(-5)). What is the highest common divisor of 896 and t?
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Let z = 234 - 206. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 7 and z.
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Suppose -18*s + 159 = -237. Let o = -4 - -26. What is the greatest common divisor of s and o?
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Let m = 10 + -7. Suppose -3*t - 10 = 2*s - 1, -12 = s + m*t. Suppose 0 = -5*h - 3*v + 43, -s*v + 1 = -2. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 16 and h.
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Suppose 0 = z - 16. Let h(a) = 2*a**3 - 4*a**2 + 4*a - 4. Let q be h(2). Calculate the greatest common divisor of z and q.
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Let l be (43/(-2))/(-3 - 203/(-70)). Let f be (3/(-3) + -2)*-35. Suppose -4*x = -67 - f. Calculate the greatest common divisor of l and x.
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Let u(a) = -483*a - 39. Let m be u(-1). Calculate the greatest common divisor of 24 and m.
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Let s be (-32)/(0 - 4) - -4. Suppose -5*c + 5*o + 280 = 0, -c + 2*c = 4*o + 44. Calculate the highest common factor of c and s.
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Let l = 167 + -131. What is the greatest common divisor of 4 and l?
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Let d(y) = y**3 - 1. Let z(h) = 3*h**3 + 9*h**2 - 21*h + 34. Let l(a) = -4*d(a) + z(a). Let s be l(6). Calculate the greatest common divisor of 8 and s.
4
Let b be (-174)/(-15) + (-3)/5. Let n be (b - 7) + 23 + 0. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 243 and n.
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Let c be 0*(12/(-9) - -1). Let g = c + 3. Let r be (-1 - g/(-5))*-10. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 1 and r.
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Let a(s) = s - 2. Let q be a(8). Suppose -2*r + 3*r - 5*c = 22, -206 = -5*r + c. Calculate the greatest common divisor of r and q.
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Let y(x) = -7*x - 8 + 0*x + 0*x - 3. Let b be y(-5). What is the highest common factor of b and 36?
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Suppose -2*u = 4, u - 214 = -4*z + 4*u. Calculate the highest common divisor of 26 and z.
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Suppose 0 = -4*z + 5 + 15. Suppose 3*n - 15 = -3*o, -13 = -3*n + 2*n - z*o. Suppose 18 = u + n. What is the greatest common factor of u and 135?
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Suppose 0 = 3*i - 1129 - 488. Suppose 8*l = l + i. What is the highest common divisor of 7 and l?
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Let l(r) = -6*r + 152. Let z be l(23). What is the greatest common factor of z and 12?
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Let i(t) = 142*t**2 + 6*t + 8. Let u be i(-1). What is the greatest common factor of 18 and u?
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Let o = 131 + -89. Suppose 2*k - 2*l - 60 = 0, -o = -4*k + 3*l + 81. Calculate the highest common divisor of 3 and k.
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Let r be 1/(-3) + (1 - 30/(-9)). Suppose 2*q = 2, 0 = -4*y - r*q + 2*q + 282. What is the highest common divisor of 28 and y?
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Suppose -11*h - 202 = -598. Let g(t) = 2*t**2 + 7*t + 6. Let q be g(-4). Let f = -1 + q. Calculate the highest common factor of f and h.
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Let x = -415 + 844. What is the greatest common divisor of x and 39?
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Let q be (-45)/(-4) - 1/4. Let i = -490 - -1465. Let z be i/10 - 9/(-6). Calculate the highest common factor of q and z.
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Let o(q) be the third derivative of q**6/120 - q**4/24 + 2*q**3 - 2*q**2. Let n be o(0). Let p = 61 - 31. Calculate the highest common divisor of p and n.
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Let c = 107 - 68. Let t = -22 + c. Let h = 300 + -181. Calculate the greatest common factor of h and t.
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Let r(t) = 44*t**2 + t + 5. Let a be r(-4). Suppose -2145 = -12*y - a. Let b = -21 + 69. Calculate the greatest common factor of b and y.
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Suppose -68 = -o + 2*j, -2*o - o = -2*j - 220. Suppose -o = -h - 24. Calculate the greatest common divisor of h and 78.
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Suppose 18*j = 16*j + 8. Suppose j*y + 3*g + 2*g = 72, 0 = -3*y + 2*g + 31. Calculate the greatest common divisor of y and 39.
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Let y = -123 + 139. Let u = y - -371. What is the highest common factor of u and 43?
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Let l(r) be the third derivative of r**5/60 - r**4/4 - 7*r**3/6 - 16*r**2. Let y be l(9). What is the greatest common factor of y and 5?
5
Let p be 1/(-3) + (-134)/(-6). Let b be 180/(-18) - (-1 - 185). Calculate the greatest common divisor of p and b.
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Suppose 2*v - 48 = -2*v. Let t = -131 - -126. Let p be (-9 - t)/((-1)/18). Calculate the highest common divisor of p and v.
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Suppose -a - 15 = -6*a. Suppose -4*n + a*n + 2 = 0. Let d be (-6 + 5)/(n/(-12)). What is the greatest common divisor of 18 and d?
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Let k be (-2)/9 - (-374)/(-99). Let u be ((-3)/(-2))/(k/(-600)). Let q = u + -155. What is the greatest common divisor of q and 10?
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Let v(k) = -k - 6. Let y be v(-13). Let n(d) = d - 5. Let o be n(y). What is the greatest common factor of o and 6?
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Suppose -5*x - 32 = -142. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 10 and x.
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Suppose 2*s - 3*m = 2*m - 15, 5*s = 3*m + 10. Let h(v) = 3*v - 12. Let u be h(s). Suppose -u*r + 15 - 3 = 0. Calculate the highest common factor of 16 and r.
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Suppose 669 - 3549 = -4*n. Let r be (2 - n/(-33)) + 2/11. What is the highest common factor of 8 and r?
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Let i = -214 - -232. What is the highest common factor of 24 and i?
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Let o = 10 + -7. Suppose r = -4*t + 2*r - 2, 5*t - o*r = -6. Suppose 15 = 3*v - 0*v + l, t = 5*l - 15. Calculate the highest common factor of 16 and v.
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Let p be 19/(-6) + 3 - 15052/(-24). Suppose f = 2*b - 340, -3*b + 2*f + p - 117 = 0. Calculate the greatest common factor of b and 68.
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Let r be (6/(-2))/((-9)/15). Suppose -a - r*s = -2, 5*a - 1 = 5*s + 9. Suppose 0*f = -a*f + 16. Calculate the highest common factor of 72 and f.
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Let x(c) = -c + 11. Let y be x(7). Let t = 19 - y. Let u be ((-460)/t)/((-2)/6). Calculate the highest common divisor of u and 23.
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Let h(o) = o + 5. Let i be h(0). Let t(b) = -27*b - 211. Let x be t(-8). Calculate the highest common divisor of i and x.
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Suppose -14*l + 3*l = -704. 