What are all the divisors of 65?

The divisors or factors of 65 are:

1, 5 and 13

The number 65 has 3 divisors.

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The number 65 is a composite number because it is divisible at least by 5, and 13. See below how many and what are their divisors.

The prime factorization of the number 65 is written as the product of powers, as 5•13 .

The prime factors of 65 are 5, and 13.

Prime factors do not always represent all divisors of a number. The number 65 has the following divisors or factors:

1, 5 and 13

These numbers above represent 'all' the divisors of 65 (not only the prime ones). Note that the number 65 has 3 divisors.

Use our divisor calculator to find out if any number is divisible, and in this case, identify and count all its divisors. See also our 'Table of Divisors from 0 to 10,000'

FAQs on divisors or factors of 65

What are all the divisors of 65?

The divisors of the number 65 are:

1, 5 and 13

How many divisors does 65 have?

The number 65 has 3 divisors.

Is 65 a prime or a composite number?

The number 65 is a composite number because it is divided by 3.

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