Limit Equation Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A mathematical equation presented in white text on a black background. The equation reads 'lim x ~ Gamma(x) / (x/ln(x)) = 1'. It features a fraction with 'lim x ~ Gamma(x)' as the numerator and '(x/ln(x)) = 1' as the denominator.
Limit Equation: lim x ~ Gamma(x) / (x/ln(x)) = 1 Phone Case
by Xsmile Xstd
$17 $23
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'.
The Limit Does Not Exist Mathematical Equation Phone Case
by lauren dephyls studio
$17 $23
Description: A black background features a red rectangular banner with white text that reads 'THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST'. Below the banner, a mathematical expression for a limit is displayed in white text: 'lim x→0 ln(1-x) – sin x / 1 - cos2x'.
The Limit Does Not Exist Mathematical Equation Phone Case
by WADUK STORE
$17 $23
Description: A mathematical equation presented in white text on a black background. The equation displays the limit of pi(x) divided by x over ln(x) as x approaches infinity, which equals 1. The equation uses standard mathematical notation.
Limit of pi(x) divided by x over ln(x) as x approaches infinity equals 1 Phone Case
by YOOOOSTUDIO
$17 $23
Description: The famous limit that leads to e, usually calculated wrong in the first time, and you found 1, most people went through that, a perfect gift for math lovers.
Math Equations: limit equals the exponential e Phone Case
by ScienceCorner
$17 $23
Description: The famous limit that leads to e, usually calculated wrong in the first time, and you found 1, most people went through that, a perfect gift for math lovers.
Math Equations: limit equals the exponential e Phone Case
by ScienceCorner
$17 $23
Description: The very well known "for every positive epsilon", this time for the continuity of real functions.
Continuity Of A Real Function - Math Basics Phone Case
by ScienceCorner
$17 $23
Description: The definition of exponential function using series, one beautiful and interesting result of maths analysis.
Exponential Definition Using Series - Calculus And Math Phone Case
by ScienceCorner
$17 $23
Description: A mathematical derivation showing the calculation of the derivative of the function 1/x using limits. The steps involve algebraic manipulation of fractions, simplification, and evaluating the limit as h approaches 0. The final result is -1/x^2.
Derivative of 1/x Limit Calculation Phone Case
by lauren dephyls studio
$17 $23
Description: A mathematical equation presented in white text on a black background. The equation features a definite integral from infinity to 0 of a fraction: 0 times x to the power of s-1 times limit over the square root of e to the power of x minus 1 plus dx. This is equated to zeta(s) multiplied by Gamma(s).
Integral Equation Limit of x^s-1 divided by sqrt(e^x-1)+dx equals zeta(s) times Gamma(s) Phone Case
by maniacstudio
$17 $23
Description: A humorous math-themed creation featuring a limit formula above a coordinate plane with a parabola and a line. The text "CAN'T TOUCH THIS!" is prominently displayed at the bottom. The elements are rendered in white on a black background.
Limit Formula with Graph Cant Touch This Phone Case
by NDR KIWIS STUDIO
$17 $23
Description: A stick figure stands with a confused expression and hand on head, surrounded by question marks. To the right, complex mathematical equations including an integral, summation, and limit are displayed prominently. The background is black, and all visual elements and text are white.
Mathematical Dilemma Stick Figure Question Marks Equations Phone Case
by jn.anime
$17 $23
Description: A black background with white mathematical equations arranged in a circular pattern resembling a clock face. White clock hands are positioned at the center. Equations include "x² + y² = z²", "lim (1/x)", "∫ e^x dx", "f(x) = mx + c", "d/dx sin(x)", "e^(iπ) + 1 = 0", "log10(100)", "2³ - 1", "√(16+2)", "(3+2)²", "√144", "Σ n/n!", and "π ≈ 3.14159".
