“To pull out common elements” in Japanese
Short answer
To pull out common elements in Japanese is “括り出す” (kukuridasu). Full meaning: to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements.
Other ways to say “To pull out common elements” in Japanese
括り出し
kukuridashi to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出さ
kukuridasa to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出そ
kukuridaso to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出せ
kukuridase to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出そふ
kukuridasou to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出そう
kukuridasou to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出しゃ
kukuridasha to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
括り出そっ
kukuridaso to factor out (e.g. in algebra), to pull out common elements
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