Maths Posters and Art Prints
This Shirt Is Blue, If You Run Fast Enough - Funny Physics Joke Posters and Art
by ScienceCorner
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Description: Have you ever driven relatively fast in a straight line on a Highway Flyover, and then took an exit ramp that did a 270 degree turn and now you are driving perpendicular to the straight line you were in? The reason you were able to pull this off safely without being tossed out of the window is because Highway Engineers employed what is known as an Euler Spiral to provide an easement curve just before the big turn. Euler Spiral is another one of those beautiful mathematical patterns that is observed in nature. The Euler spiral is a curve whose curvature increases linearly with its length. The solution to the geometry was proposed by Leonhard Euler and Marie Alfred Cornu independently. It is widely applied in Highway and Railroad...
Don't Forget The Plus C - Funny Maths Calculus Joke Posters and Art
by ScienceCorner
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I'm Always Right - Funny Maths Joke Posters and Art
by ScienceCorner
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Don't Forget The Plus C - Funny Maths Calculus Joke Posters and Art
by ScienceCorner
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Description: Cute watercolor drawing of a geeky pink candy with eyeglasses who loves mathematics.
Cute Geek Mathematician Watercolor Candy Posters and Art
by Boriana
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Description: The perfect Gift for the classmate, teacher, student, professor and academic genius in your life. Teacher appreciation gifts.
Maths formulae with the word maths in 3d Posters and Art
by ArtOnMyTee
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Description: A funny design that is perfect for any maths or science geek who enjoys a good nerdy pun.
This T-Shirt Speaks Volumes Funny Maths Science Pun Geek Posters and Art
by NerdShizzle
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Description: You Matter Unless You Multiply Yourself By The Speed of Light Squared Then You Energy
You Matter Unless You Multiply Yourself By The Speed of Light Squared Then You Energy Posters and Art
by Bugsponge
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Description: I had so much fun creating this pun on the maths term perimeter! Three cats in adjoining cardboard boxes seen from directly above, with measurement lines around the edges and the word 'purr-imeter'. The perimeter of a shape or group of shapes is the total 2D distance measured around the outside edge of the area.