Theorem Mugs

Description: It's true! Pythagorean Theorem says so: i^2+1^2=0^2

Description: This minimalist design, with its stark black lines and striking geometric shapes, is sure to appeal to math enthusiasts and fans of clean, simple design. The use of the black background allows the design to stand out and makes the white lines of the triangle and circle pop. The design is perfect for anyone who wants to express their love for mathematics and geometry in a stylish and unique way.

Description: Funny Pythagorean theorem design.

Description: It's true! Pythagorean Theorem says so: i^2+1^2=0^2

Description: The famous equation of Pythagoras of Samos! A true and timeless genius.

Description: Geometry humor. Great gift for math teachers. Especially geometry teachers who love dad jokes. It has all the right angles. Snarky right triangle.

Description: For the cat-loving mathmetician.

Description: Design shows and illustration of the pythagorean theorum (a2+b2=c2) with the text: Pythagoras Got It Right. Great gift idea for the math teacher or student.

Description: A mathematical formula "a² + b² = c²" is displayed in white text against a black background. To the left of the text is a colorful square emblem with four sections of blue, yellow, green, and red, each divided by black lines. A small white square is centered within the emblem.

Description: A graphic featuring an orange tabby cat sitting inside a white right-angled triangle. The triangle has labels 'a', 'b', and 'c' at its vertices, and right-angle symbols. The text 'THE PURRTHAGOREAN THEOREM' is prominently displayed at the top in white capital letters.

Description: A white graphic on a black background displays text and a right triangle. The text reads 'Even my cat knows' in a script font and 'this' in a bold, sans-serif font. A right triangle is depicted with labels 'a', 'b', and 'c' on its vertices and sides. The Pythagorean theorem, 'a² + b² = c²', is written inside the triangle. Right angle symbols are shown.

Description: Phytagoras in WPAP style.

Description: the famous l'hopital rule, used to calculate the limit of some functions.

Description: Perfect mathematician and math nerd humor design for anyone who loves logic, proof, theorem, and problem solving but still wonders what happens after finding x.

Description: Hang In There, It Gets Blurse.

Description: Funny mathematics quote for teachers and students who understand that math rewards proof and reasoning, not assumptions.

Description: A text-based composition with mathematical formulas and phrases. The top reads "I'LL DO" and "I'LL EVEN DO". Below are the equations $a^2+b^2=c^2$ and $A=\pi r^2$. The word "BUT" is centered, followed by the equation $y=mx+b$. The bottom text states "THAT'S WHERE I DRAW THE LINE!". The formulas are depicted with simple line drawings.

Description: Nerd humor quote for mathematicians and logic lovers who know math can somehow detect every guess before you even finish writing it.

Description: Funny mathematics student humor design for anyone who has learned that math asks for proof, not opinions. Perfect for college students, classrooms, and academic mathematics lovers.

Description: Pythagoras Formula Math Teacher design

Description: In data we trust—everyone else must provide mathematical proof. Show off your love for conditional probability and your healthy dose of skepticism with this judgmental Bayesian cat. Ideal for data analysts, programmers, and statistics nerds who know that you never accept a claim without updating your priors.

Description: Pythagoras Formula Math Teacher design

Description: The Purrthagorean Theorem; where c is the hypurrtenuse. All cats know this. For dark background.

Description: Cathagorean Theorem is a cute and funny representation of a Pythagorean Theorem. Is a nice gift for kitty lovers, Math teachers, father, mother, friends, for special times, birthdays, father day, Thanksgiving

Description: Step up your math game with this sleek design featuring the formula for the Mean Value Theorem. Whether you're a student, teacher, or just a calculus fan, this tee showcases the beauty of mathematical reasoning. This formula captures the essence of how calculus connects the average rate of change to instantaneous rates. Wear this stylish reminder of one of calculus’ most essential theorems and let the world know you’ve got math down to a science.

Description: Step up your math game with this sleek design featuring the formula for the Mean Value Theorem. Whether you're a student, teacher, or just a calculus fan, this tee showcases the beauty of mathematical reasoning. This formula captures the essence of how calculus connects the average rate of change to instantaneous rates. Wear this stylish reminder of one of calculus’ most essential theorems and let the world know you’ve got math down to a science.

Description: A black and white graphic featuring the word PYTHAGORAS arching over a right triangle. The triangle has sides labeled 'a' and 'b', and the base labeled 'b'. Below the triangle is the equation a^2 + b^2 = 2. At the bottom, in cursive, reads 'Samos, Greece'. Two black stars are positioned on either side of the triangle.

Description: The Bloch theorem solutions, a general solution for the behavior of electrons in a crystal.

Description: This artwork demonstrates what it means to be a strong black woman.

Description: A black background with white and yellow text and various mathematical symbols and diagrams. The central text reads "MISTAKES ALLOW MATH THINKING TO HAPPEN" in bold white and yellow fonts. Surrounding it are formulas like Pi, infinity, a triangle with "X = 2^2", and a right-angled triangle labeled with letters A, B, C, F.

Description: A black background features a red banner at the top with white text that reads 'THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST'. Below the banner, in white text, is a mathematical equation for a limit: 'lim = (1-x)-sin x / 1-cos^2 as x appochs 0'.

Description: Having fun with Pythagorus' Theorem

Description: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Description: A monochrome geometric depiction illustrating Pythagorean theorem principles. Features squares labeled 'a²', 'b²', and 'c²', connected by lines forming a prism-like structure with right angle symbols. Text below reads 'PYTHAGORAS LAID FOUNDATION FOR FIRST PROOF OF PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM, THE CORNERSTONE OF TRIGONOMETRY'.

Description: Fermat's Last Theorem states that no three positive integers a, b, and c, satisfy the equation a^n+b^n=c^n for any integer value of n greater than 2.