factor in Latin
factor in Latin is factor — factor means one of several things that contributes to or influences a result.
factor in Latin
factor
(obsolete) A doer, maker; a person who does things for another person or organization.
What does "factor" mean?
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noun One of several things that contributes to or influences a result.
"Weather was an important factor in our decision to stay home."
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noun A number that divides evenly into another number.
"Seven is a factor of twenty-one because it divides into it exactly."
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verb To rewrite a mathematical expression as a product of simpler terms, or to find the numbers that divide it evenly.
"Students learned to factor the expression into two simpler brackets."
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verb To take something into account when making a decision.
"We should factor in traffic when planning our journey to the airport."
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factor in a sentence
- Weather was an important factor in our decision to stay home.
- Cost was the deciding factor in choosing a supplier.
- Seven is a factor of twenty-one because it divides into it exactly.
- Can you list every factor of the number twenty-four?
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What is "factor" in Latin?
"factor" in Latin is factor. factor means: One of several things that contributes to or influences a result.
How do you use "factor" in a sentence?
Example: "Weather was an important factor in our decision to stay home." In Latin, "factor" is factor.
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