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Find the greatest common factor of 45G + 30h
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To find the greatest common factor of 45G + 30h, we need to find the highest power of each variable that appears in the expression. The highest power of G is 1, and the highest power of h is 1. So, the greatest common factor of 45G + 30h is G + h.
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