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Harold has just moved to a new town and wants to share plates of baked goods with his neighbors. He has 2020 cookies and 1010 brownies to share, and wants to split them equally among the plates with no food left over. What is the greatest number of plates he can make to share?\newline_______\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ plates

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Q. Harold has just moved to a new town and wants to share plates of baked goods with his neighbors. He has 2020 cookies and 1010 brownies to share, and wants to split them equally among the plates with no food left over. What is the greatest number of plates he can make to share?\newline_______\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ plates
  1. Determine GCF: Step 11: Determine the greatest common factor (GCF) of the number of cookies and brownies to find the maximum number of identical plates.
  2. Calculate per plate: Step 22: Calculate the number of cookies and brownies per plate using the GCF.

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