Maths Tank Tops

FLORAL INFINITY HEART ARTWORK - ALSO THE SYMBOL FOR AUTISM AWARENESS created by Jane Holloway - This Artwork is copyright protected

The number 6174 is called "Kaprekar's constant" and is famous for always resulting from the following algorithm: ①: Take any number of four digits (including leading zeroes) which contains at least two different digits. ②: Arrange the digits in descending and in ascending order, yielding two different four-digit numbers. ③: Subtract the smaller of these numbers from the bigger one. ④: Go to step 2 and repeat until convergence. This process will always converge to the number 6174. Don't believe it? Try it out yourself. It's like magic. Wear this distressed design if you are a mathematician or love mathematics and numbers or buy it as a present for the math nerds or mathematicians in your live because all ways lead to 6174.

A school for a school of fish. Mr Basking Shark teaches a young group of fish trigonometry.

Math Sucks funny t-shirt

Lab Queen Design for the women in stem.

Stephen Hawking

Hand Drawn 2030

A mathematical formula for a liner equation and a graph. This design is drawn like a neon sign. The equation is Y=X and the line is plotted on a graph. A math Geek nerd design.

A vintage striped look for the mathematical formula Pi

For those who love physics. This is the gravity formula formulated by Isaac Newton. It is a design that connects a simple illustration of an apple with a detailed image of an oak-tree, as this formula, that is simple but detailed.

Cutie pie is a term of endearment and affection that's especially used to refer to or to address young children, much like sweetheart, sweetie, or darling. You can call a young child a cutie pie or you can address a young child as cutie pie

Pi/Pie Coincidence design flips the number 3.14 to the word PIE and says, "Coincidences can be pretty sweet!" This design is for dark colored background. The image of the pumpkin pie slice is derived from a photo by "Element5 Digital," unsplash.com. Arrangement, "3.14" and "PIE" designs (C) Alan Davidson.

This funny design " Sorry I'm Late I Took The Rhombus " is an ideal gift for all math teachers, math nerds and lovers, math students and all who love mathematics. Its a nice gift idea for birthday or Christmas for mom, dad, brother, sister, son, daughter or other math lovers.

The Fibonacci sequence in nature. Does a nautilus shell follow the golden spiral? You decide.

I have my final exams! Thermodynamics doesn't learn itself my dude!

Sacred geometry circle design.

Motivational saying for math lovers.

MATHS

funny math shirt | Keep it Real math lovers T-Shirt

Hey, average is nothing to be ashamed of! Average is just fine. Average is - well, it's not exactly good, but it certainly isn't bad! If great is a big ask and excellent's hard work, if outstanding just stands out too much and extraordinary is frankly unlikely, then let's just stick with average. After all, that's where all the normal people hang out.

Weapons of Math Destruction graphic

Euler's formula

Show your love to the best, most efficient, optimization method ever created!

Belphegor’s Prime is a unique number. First, it is a PRIME number. It is also a palindrome. It contains the number 666 in the middle, and is then surrounded on each side of that with THIRTEEN (13) zeroes and a numeral 1. This means it could also be written as 10(13)666(13)1. This number also contains a total of 31 digits, which is yet another 13 (backwards).

a unique design explains an algebra equation , great for a math teacher or student who loves maths

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Heart Numbers

Pop art colorful portrait of Albert Einstein

Funny T-Shirt for Math Lovers | keep it real

Correlation is not equal to Causation

Legends of math, in band shirt form!

Mandelbrot created using Fractint

Perfectly Normal Distribution - Gaussian Statistical Distribution Graph

Plus-or-Minus sign in a circle, in white. Garment color is up to you: please choose carefully.

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