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The greatest common factor is numbers, lets say it's 12, and 8. Since 4 is the greatest you can divide 8, and 12, it is the GCF of that problem.
To find the GCF, You need to know, Can I divide the lowest number? If so, You have completed the first step. Second, You see what can be divided into both, so there's no remainder, or no decimal. The greatest common factor of this is 2.
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