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factorise

/ˈfæktəraɪz/ /ˈfæktəˌraɪz/

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verb

Factorizar

To create a list of the factors of.

Examples :

"The math teacher asked us to factorise the number 12, which means finding all the numbers that divide into 12 evenly. "

El profesor de matemáticas nos pidió que factorizáramos el número 12, lo que significa encontrar todos los números que dividen a 12 de manera uniforme.

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verb

Factorizar

To divide an expression into a list of items that, when multiplied together, will produce the original quantity.

Examples :

"In math class, we learned to factorise the equation x² + 5x + 6 into (x+2)(x+3). "

En la clase de matemáticas, aprendimos a factorizar la ecuación x² + 5x + 6 en (x+2)(x+3).

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verb

Advertir, desaconsejar

To warn not to pay or give up goods.

Examples :

""The police will factorise all stolen goods on the national database, warning businesses not to accept them as payment or purchase them." "

La policía registrará todos los bienes robados en la base de datos nacional, advirtiendo a las empresas que no los acepten como pago ni los compren.

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verb

Factorizar, descontar

To attach the effects of a debtor in the hands of a third party.

Examples :

"Because John owed money to the bank and wasn't paying, the bank decided to factorise his wages, meaning they legally required his employer to send a portion of his paycheck directly to the bank until the debt was settled. "

Debido a que John debía dinero al banco y no pagaba, el banco decidió factorizar su salario, lo que significaba que legalmente exigieron a su empleador que enviara una parte de su cheque de pago directamente al banco hasta que la deuda fuera saldada.

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