Math Problems Posters and Art Prints
Description: - RETIRED MATH TEACHER LIKE A REGULAR MATH TEACHER, BUT WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS. Funniest gift for proud male or female retiring maths teachers. Get it if you're looking for clothes, apparel or supplies for a retirement party of a veteran mathematics professor. - For a math tutor. Grab it for men or women who are close to retirement and pension. Get it for National Teacher Appreciation Week or Teachers Day. Pride on the last day of school or university. I Am A Retired Math Teacher Have No Problems T-Shirt
Description: A monochrome graphic with white text and two calculator outlines on a black background. The text reads "I WORK OUT" in large, bold letters. The words "MATH PROBLEMS" are below. A calculator is positioned to the left and right of the word "OUT". The calculators have number pads and display screens showing "00".
Description: Perfect appreciation , birthday or Christmas gift for math teacher , mathematician or math student : loved one or friend !
Math - Dear math I'm not a therapist solve your own problems w Posters and Art
by kc_happy_shop111
$14
Description: A black background with white text and lines forming clock hands. Various mathematical equations and expressions are displayed around the clock face, including fractions, square roots, and algebraic equations. Text includes '12', '650/126', '50/2 = 100/x', '66-x+x=10', '√15-12', '2-1', '6x2', '198/66', '√4', '3!', '-8=2-x', and '√49'.
Description: Celebrate the humor of mathematics with this funny design for students, teachers, and mathematicians. Featuring the complete text "Why So Negative Bruh? I Keep Losing Thing Guys Let's Get Along Math Problems," this design captures the everyday struggles and jokes of solving equations and arithmetic challenges.
Description: A black background with large, cream-colored sans-serif text. The text is arranged in three lines: 'DEAR MATH,' on the top, 'SOLVE YOUR' in the middle, and 'OWN PROBLEMS' on the bottom. Below 'OWN PROBLEMS' is a white horizontal line with arrows pointing outwards, and beneath that, the text 'I'M NOT A THERAPIST!'.
