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We analyze the cosmological perturbations valid in a broad class of generalized gravity theories in a unified manner. A complete set of perturbation equations is derived in gauge-ready forms. We present general asymptotic solutions for several different choices of the gauge conditions in unified forms. As in the case of Einstein's gravity, the uniform-curvature gauge is particularly simple for treating the scalar-type perturbations in generalized gravity theories involving the scalar field and the scalar curvature. Remarkably, considering the growing mode in the uniform-curvature gauge, the same solutions derived in Einstein's gravity remain valid in a broad class of generalized gravity theories.
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