GCF or "greatest common factor" is the largest number made of factors common to each of a set of numbers. If all three have only a single 5 as common factor, it is the GCF.
15 and 20 (3x5 and 2x2x5) have a GCF of 5.
65 and 75 (13x5 and 3x5x5).
85 and 100 (17x5 and 2x2x5x5).
The trivial answer is "5" and any other multiple of 5.
5, 10
10, 15
5, 15
An infinite number of number pairs have a greatest common factor of 850. One example is 1700 and 2550.
15 and 15000 have a greatest common factor of 15
There are several possibilities of pairs of numbers whose greatest common factor is 18. 54 and 198 18 and 126 414 and 846 72 and 1422
There are many pairs of numbers that have a greatest common factor of 7. Examples: 7, 14 21, 49 35, 63 147, 700 161, 343
12 and 24 12 and 36 24 and 36
They are called relative prime numbers.
An infinite number of number pairs have a greatest common factor of 850. One example is 1700 and 2550.
In that case, one of the numbers is a multiple of the other.
There are several pairs of numbers that have the greatest common factor of 8. 72, 88 104, 1048 8, 536 16, 56
15 and 15000 have a greatest common factor of 15
10 and 15
8 and 16 8 and 24
There are several possibilities of pairs of numbers whose greatest common factor is 18. 54 and 198 18 and 126 414 and 846 72 and 1422
There are many pairs of numbers that have a greatest common factor of 7. Examples: 7, 14 21, 49 35, 63 147, 700 161, 343
There are many pairs of numbers whose greatest common factor is 1. 2, 33 5, 81 13, 27 83, 89 8, 571
8 and 16 8 and 24 among others.
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