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5 is a Prime number therefore 5 doesn't have any factors but one and itself.

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Another contributor noticed:

Almost everything about this question is wrong.

-- The 'G' in "GCF" stands for "Greatest". There can only be

one 'greatest', not a list of them.

-- The 'C' in "GCF" stands for "Common". "Common" means "same for all".

There's nothing common about 5. There's no such thing as a GCF or anything

else common, until you have at least two numbers.

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