The only number that has only one factor is '1'.
Every other number has at least two factors: '1' and itself. If there are
no more than that, then the number is a Prime number.
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The number 1 itself has a prime factorization of just the number 1. All other numbers have a prime factorization consisting of at least two prime numbers.
A prime number has no factors other than 1 and the number itself. If prime factorization of a number reveals one or more additional prime factors, the number is a composite.
Once your prime factorization is complete and you discover that there are no numbers in common, the GCF is one and the numbers are declared to be relatively prime.
No. Prime numbers (of any size) have only one prime factor, but that's not really a factorization.
No, a composite number can't have more than one prime factorization.
Only one - which is repeated.