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5 0

$12=\fbox2\times\fbox2\times3\\\\16=\fbox2\times\fbox2\times2\times2\\\\28=\fbox2\times\fbox2\times7\\\\GCF(12;\ 16;\ 28)=\fbox2\times\fbox2=\boxed{\boxed{4}}$

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