lever
triangle. In the three examples shown in the figure, the lever is being used as a machine in which the effort is the force P and the load is W. In each case, the mechanical advantage can be found by using the principle of moments. Everyday examples corresponding to the three kinds of lever shown are (i) an oar as used in rowing, (ii) a stationary wheelbarrow, and (iii) the jib of a certain kind of crane.
- Minkowski, Hermann
- Minkowski's inequality
- Minkowski space
- minor arc
- minor axis
- minus
- minus or plus
- minus sign
- minute
- mirror‐image
- Mirzakhani, Maryam
- mixed boundary condition
- mixed derivative
- mixed numbers
- mixed strategy
- mode
- model
- model theory
- modular arithmetic
- modular form
- modular group
- modularity theorem
- module
- modulo n arithmetic
- modulus