What is an word for an equation with one or more variables?

The answer has to be a word beacause it is on a word puzzle.
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One such word or words is "multivariable equation". A multivariable equation with more than 2 variables forms a hypersurface when graphed. This is a surface that can't be graphically visualised or represented because it consists of more than 3 dimensions. Only mathematics can make some sense of such equations.

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