Half of a sphere, cut off by a plane through its centre. A solid hemisphere of radius has volume and total surface area .
A derivative found by differentiating more than once. The th derivative of is written or .
A diagram for grouped continuous data in which each class is drawn as a bar with no gaps between bars. With equal class widths, the height of each bar is the frequency.
A first-order differential equation that can be written as . The substitution turns it into a separable equation in and .
A horizontal line that a graph approaches as or , so that gets as close to as you like.
The graph of a function is one-to-one, and so the function has an inverse, when every horizontal line meets it at most once.
The curve formed by the graph of , or of any function that is not constant: two separate branches, each approaching the same pair of perpendicular asymptotes.
The longest side of a right-angled triangle, opposite the right angle.