Parabola Hoodies
Description: A graphic featuring mathematical diagrams of a parabola and a cone. The text reads "MY PARABOLA DON'T WANT NONE" in yellow and white, and "UNLESS YOU GOT CONES HUN" in white and yellow. The parabola is shown on a coordinate plane, and the cone has labeled points and dashed lines.
Description: I like big graphs and I cannot lie. You other Bayesians can’t deny. When a Bell walks in with a itty bitty Curve and a Rhombus in your face you get sprung. Wanna pull out your tough cause math rapping is hard and I don’t know where I’m going with this. Please buy more Math T shirts here. Pleeese!
Description: I like big graphs and I cannot lie. You other Bayesians can’t deny. When a Bell walks in with a itty bitty Curve and a Rhombus in your face you get sprung. Wanna pull out your tough cause math rapping is hard and I don’t know where I’m going with this. Please buy more Math T shirts here. Pleeese!
Description: A minimalist representation featuring a bold red parabola on a black background. To the right, the equation "ax^2 + bx + c = 0" is displayed in white. Below it, the text "Quadratic Formula for x" is also in white, followed by the formula itself. This arrangement highlights fundamental algebraic concepts.
Description: A stylized globe depicting Earth, centered within a dark triangle. The text "PARABOLA" is displayed prominently above the globe, and "EARTH" is shown below. The globe features continents in green and brown with blue oceans. The text has a metallic silver appearance with decorative edges.
Description: This clever math pun design features a yellow parabola graph with the equation y = ax² + bx + c and the phrase “Working on My Quads.” Perfect for math lovers, algebra fans, teachers, and students, it blends academic wit with nerdy humor. A fun choice for anyone who appreciates equations and clever wordplay.
Description: A vibrant depiction of Earth is centered in the composition, showcasing continents and oceans. Encircling the globe are two lines of text. The top line reads 'PARABOLA' in stylized, metallic capital letters. Below the globe, a triangle encloses the word 'EARTH', also in similar metallic capital letters. A neon-like glow in pink and green outlines the triangle.
Description: This scientific diagram shows a parabola y = x² and a circle intersecting on a coordinate grid, the intersection giving the root x = 2 of the cubic equation x³ + x = 10, on a deep dark background. The Persian mathematician and poet Omar Khayyam (1048–1131) solved cubic equations geometrically by intersecting conic sections, a remarkable step between Greek geometry and modern algebra. A gift idea for mathematicians, math teachers and engineers, and a quiet statement piece for a study, classroom or office wall.
Omar Khayyam's Geometric Solution of the Cubic Equation, Parabola and Circle Hoodie
by Science Design
$42
Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents a double cone cut by three planes, with the three resulting curves below: ellipse, parabola and hyperbola. Hypatia of Alexandria (c. 355–415), one of the first women mathematicians known by name, taught mathematics and astronomy and wrote commentaries on the conic sections of Apollonius. Made to celebrate women in science and everyone who inspires the next generation of scientists, it suits a classroom, lab, study or office.
Hypatia and the Conic Sections, Ellipse, Parabola and Hyperbola Diagram Hoodie
by Science Design
$42
Description: A conceptual visual displaying a Venn diagram with labels A, B, and C, overlapping a purple ornate background. Below is a Cartesian coordinate system with a green parabola. An open book filled with mathematical formulas and symbols forms the base of the composition. The text includes equations and symbols.
Description: This lighthearted math-inspired visual features a continuous pink curve that forms two face profiles and a small heart at the transition point. Created for calculus students, STEM majors, and math teachers, it is a clever nod to changing concavity and everyday math humor. The soft pastel pink and light cyan dots keep the mood friendly, making it a fun choice for classrooms, study sessions, and back-to-school moments.
Description: A black background filled with various colorful mathematical formulas and graphs. Prominent text at the top reads "WHAT PART OF" and at the bottom reads "DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND". The central area displays equations such as the integral of 1/x, derivatives of exponential functions, and graphical representations of parabolas and curves.
