Approximation Baseball T-Shirts

Getting by one successive approximation after another vivid rainbow white

Another Pi Day! Twenty Second of July, Pi Approximation Day, 22 divided by 7 equals approximately 3.14. Fascinating smart people for a long time. Good choice for anybody with interest in mathematics, sciences, engineering, history, etc. Colorful version.

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Before there was Pi, there was just 22/7, an approximation of Pi.

Stirling approximation giving an approximate value of the factorial of a number.

Stirling approximation giving an approximate value of the factorial of a number.

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Getting by one successive approximation after another black

Another Pi Approximation Day design. Another Pi Day! Twenty Second of July, Pi Approximation Day, 22 divided by 7 equals approximately 3.14. Fascinating smart people for a long time. Good choice for anybody with interest in mathematics, sciences, engineering, history, etc.

Getting by one successive approximation after another white

The linear regression of a statistical model taking error into consideration.

Getting by one successive approximation after another pastel rainbow

the linear regression of a statistical model taking error into consideration.

Getting by one successive approximation after another pastel rainbow black

Getting by One Successive Approximation at a time

Getting by one successive approximation after another vivid rainbow

Pi Approximation Day! Twenty Second of July, Pi Approximation Day, 22 divided by 7 equals approximately 3.14. Fascinating smart people for a long time. Good choice for anybody with interest in mathematics, sciences, engineering, history, etc. Black version.

Getting by one successive approximation at a time

The Taylor Series Math And Calculus T-shirt is a great gift for teachers and students of math, calculus, science and physics. The Taylor series has been called one of the most beautiful ideas in math.

The Least Squares Method is used in regression analysis to approximate a solution for an overdetermined system. This mathematical Japanese-language design will be loved by mathematicians, math nerds and Japan otakus.