Which mathematical pricing strategy deliberately uses prime numbers to create a perception of precision and value in educational math software?

Pricing strategies in educational mathematics products require careful consideration of perceived value, market positioning, and psychological factors. This poll tests your knowledge of an advanced mathematical pricing technique that leverages number theory principles to influence customer purchasing decisions. In the competitive world of educational mathematics software and learning tools, understanding these nuanced strategies can significantly impact product adoption and sales conversion rates.

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Prime Point Pricing (e.g., $17, $23, $29 rather than rounded figures like $15, $20, $30)
Golden Ratio Pricing (setting prices at approximately 1.618 times the cost)
Fibonacci Sequence Pricing (using successive numbers in the sequence as price points)
Perfect Square Pricing (using only square numbers like $4, $9, $16, $25)