List of Math Words That Start With S
Below are common math words that start with s.
- Set
- Square
- Summation
- Subtraction
- Symmetry
- Slope
- System
- Statistics
- Sequence
- Square root
- Sphere
- Surface
- Similarity
- Solution
- Symmetric
- Subspace
- Scalar
- Segment
- Sine
- Subscript
- Slope-intercept
- Solid
- Sigma notation
- Slope formula
- Sector
- Symmetric matrix
- Subgroup
- Skewness
- Standard deviation
- Square matrix
- Surd
- Sum of squares
- Sample
- Surface area
- Symmetric difference
- Set theory
- Simultaneous equations
- Secant
- Skew lines
- Scatter plot
- Sinusoidal
- Sine rule
- Subarray
- Statistician
- Signum function
- Supplementary angles
- Stereometry
- Slope of a line
- Saddle point
- Spherical coordinates
Math Terms That Start With S (Divided by Subjects)
Geometry Terms That Start With S
- Scalene Triangle: Triangle with no equal sides.
- Square: Quadrilateral with equal sides and right angles.
- Similarity: Objects having the same shape but not size.
- Sphere: Three-dimensional round object with all points equidistant from the center.
- Symmetry: Balanced arrangement of parts around a central point.
- Surface Area: Total area of a shape’s external surfaces.
- Secant Line: Line intersecting a curve at more than one point.
- Sine: Trigonometric function relating side length to angle.
- Slant Height: Distance from base to top along the lateral surface.
- Solid Geometry: Study of three-dimensional shapes and their properties.
Algebra Terms That Start With S
- Slope: Steepness of a line, the ratio of vertical change to horizontal change.
- Substitution: Replacing variables with specific values in an equation.
- Solving: Finding solutions to equations or systems of equations.
- Sine: Trigonometric function relating a triangle’s side lengths.
- Summation: Adding up a sequence of numbers.
- Simplify: Reduce an expression or equation to a simpler form.
- System of Equations: Set of equations with shared variables.
- Symmetry: Shape remains unchanged after a transformation.
- Sample Space: Set of all possible outcomes in a probability experiment.
- Scalar: Single quantity without direction (as opposed to a vector).
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