German Cities Polynomial
Germany's 5 biggest cities lie perfectly on a 4th-degree polynomial Hamburg Berlin Cologne Frankfurt Munich
A map of Germany shows Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, and Munich plotted as points that appear to lie perfectly on a red fourth-degree polynomial curve. The joke is the absurdly precise mathematical claim that Germany’s biggest cities were arranged to fit a polynomial, turning geography into an overengineered graphing exercise. EN: A map of Germany shows Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, and Munich plotted as points that appear to lie perfectly on a red fourth-degree polynomial curve. The joke is the absurdly precise mathematical claim that Germany’s biggest cities were arranged to fit a polynomial, turning geography into an overengineered graphing exercise.
map of Germany / карта Германииred polynomial curve / красная полиномиальная криваяcity markers / маркеры городовHamburg label / подпись ГамбургаBerlin label / подпись БерлинаCologne label / подпись КёльнаFrankfurt label / подпись ФранкфуртаMunich label / подпись Мюнхенаgraph grid / координатная сеткаmathematical graph / математический графикmap interface / интерфейс картыred dots / красные точки
- @eternalclassic / 80731 2025-12-23
- Type
- image
- Size
- 800×690 · 90.9 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, nerdy
- Language
- en
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