Which pricing strategy has been statistically shown to be most effective specifically for advanced mathematics software products according to a 2022 industry study?

In the world of mathematics education products, pricing strategies often involve psychological tactics to maximize perceived value and sales. One particularly interesting approach has gained popularity among educational technology companies selling advanced math learning software. This strategy leverages specific numerical patterns that research suggests create a perception of precision and value in products targeting mathematics enthusiasts and educators. Test your knowledge about this specialized pricing approach!

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Pricing at prime numbers (e.g., $37, $43, $67) to signal mathematical sophistication
Traditional charm pricing with 9-endings (e.g., $29.99, $39.99) to maximize perceived value
Fibonacci sequence pricing (e.g., $21, $34, $55) to appeal to pattern-recognition of math enthusiasts
Perfect square pricing (e.g., $25, $36, $49) to create a sense of mathematical completeness