Which famous mathematical concept was used by Texas Instruments in their groundbreaking 1990s 'Share the Power' calculator marketing campaign that revolutionized how educational tools were marketed to students?

The intersection of mathematics and product marketing has produced some fascinating campaigns and innovations. From algorithms that revolutionized retail to clever advertisements that used mathematical concepts to capture attention, math has played a surprising role in how products reach consumers. Test your knowledge about these mathematical marketing phenomena that have shaped consumer experiences and product development.

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The Golden Ratio (1.618...) - featuring calculator designs and advertisements based on this aesthetically pleasing proportion
Mandelbrot Set - showcasing their calculators' ability to generate complex fractal patterns, demonstrating processing power
Fibonacci Sequence - with commercials showing how the sequence appears in nature, connecting mathematics to the real world
Pascal's Triangle - with packaging designed in triangular patterns highlighting the calculator's combinatorial calculation abilities