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Homer Simpson and the Famous Fermat’s Last Theorem Near-Miss #3055594 (License: Personal Use)
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This iconic scene from The Simpsons (Season 10, Episode 2) features Homer Simpson contemplating a mathematical expression referencing Fermat’s Last Theorem. The screen displays “3987¹² + 4365¹² = 4472¹²”, a near-miss solution that appears correct on calculators but fails under precise computation-a nod to mathematician David S. Cohen’s hidden Easter egg. The background is filled with floating algebraic terms, emphasizing Homer’s rare moment of pseudo-intellectualism.
Used in articles about pop culture math references, educational content on Fermat’s Last Theorem, or retrospectives on The Simpsons’ scientific accuracy; targets users searching for math humor, TV trivia, or STEM outreach examples.
Related Cliparts: Discover how The Simpsons famously referenced Fermat’s Last Theorem with a clever near-miss equation-3987¹² + 4365¹² ≈ 4472¹²-and why it captivated math fans worldwide.
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