Definition
Definition of factorising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
processTECH. UK involving the process of factoringTECH. UK
- The factorising algorithm is efficient for large numbers.
2.
mathematicsTECH. UK related to breaking down into factorsTECH. UK
- The factorising method simplifies the equation.
Origin of factorising
Latin, factor (maker) + -ise (to make)
Examples of factorising in a sentence
Students learned the factorising technique in math class. Factorising polynomials can be challenging for students. The factorising process is essential in algebra.
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- French:relatif à la factorisation, factorisant, ...
- German:faktorisierend, faktorisierbar, ...
- Italian:scomposizione, scomposizione in fattori, ...
- Spanish:factorización, descomposición en factores, ...
- Portuguese:que envolve fatoração, ...
- Chinese:因式分解的, 分解成因子的, ...
- Japanese:因数分解, ...
- Arabic:تَحْلِيلِي, ...
- Hebrew:פִּירוּקִי, מְפוֹרָק לְגוֹרָמִים, ...
- Russian:разложение на множители, ...
- Ukrainian:факторизаційний, факторизація, ...
- Hindi:फैक्टरिंग, फैक्टराइजेशन, ...
Definition of factorise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
mathematicsTECH. UK resolve into componentsTECH. UK
- The problem was factorised into simpler, manageable parts..
- She managed to factorise the equation quickly.
- Engineers factorise complex systems for better understanding.
Origin of factorise
Latin, factor (doer) + -ise (suffix)
View all translations of factorise
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- French:factoriser, ...
- German:zerlegen, ...
- Italian:fattorizzare, ...
- Spanish:factorizar, ...
- Portuguese:fatorizar, ...
- Chinese:分解, ...
- Japanese:分解する, ...
- Arabic:حَلَّلَ إِلَى عَوامِلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְפָרֵק, ...
- Russian:разложить на составляющие, ...
- Ukrainian:розділити, ...
- Hindi:घटक करना, ...
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