Equation Geek Clock

Learning to tell time is so grade school. Indulge your inner geek and accept a new challenge with this nerdy clock. Each numerical hour of the day is spelled out with a different mathematical notation, giving you a new mathematical boost with each time check. For nascent mathematicians and victims of the occasional memory lapse, a cheat sheet is included with each clock: 1: i is equal to the square root of -1, so i^2= -1. The absolute value of -1 is 1. 2: This represents 2 in binary code. 3: The cube root of 27 4: 11 base 3, which represents 4 in the ternary system 5: Log(20x)=2 is equivalent to 20x=10^2 or 20x=100, where x=5. 6: Euler's product formula: phi(p^k)=(p^k)(1-(1/p)), where (p^k)=9 7: This is a binomial coefficient, so with the formula n/k = (n!)/((k!)(n-k)!), n/k=7. 8: This is a natural logarithm where ln(e^x)=x, so ln(e^8)=8. 9: This summation is equal to 3(1)+3(2)=3+6=9. 10: Since clocks ""wrap around"" every 12 hours, the hour number starts over after it reaches 12. This is arithmetic modulo 12. 10mod12 is 10:00, and 16mod12 would be 4:00, for example. 11: B'L is Legendre's constant, which is equal to 1, so this equation becomes the square root of 121, which is 11. 12: Hexadecimal representation of 12 Clock movement, aluminum bezel, and glass cover made in China. Clock dial and hands made in USA. Assembled in Los Angeles, CA.

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