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Well first of all, if you want the "greatest", then you only get one of them. If I gave you
two of them and told you that they're both the greatest, then right away you'd want to
know which one is the greater greatest and which one is the smaller greatest. There can
only be one single 'greatest common factor' of any two numbers.
For 105 and 470, it's 5 .
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