Which famous mathematician famously endorsed Texas Instruments' graphing calculators in the 1990s, leading to a 40% increase in sales among college students?

The intersection of mathematics and product marketing has created some fascinating brand stories. From mathematicians who endorsed calculators to companies that built their brand around mathematical concepts, this trivia explores how the world of numbers has influenced product development and marketing. Test your knowledge about notable mathematical product endorsements that shaped consumer perception!

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John Nash, whose work on game theory was featured in TI's 'Calculate Your Future' campaign
Benoit Mandelbrot, whose fractal patterns were programmed into TI calculators as part of the endorsement deal
Andrew Wiles, who solved Fermat's Last Theorem and became the face of TI's 'Solve the Impossible' campaign
Katherine Johnson, whose NASA calculations were highlighted in TI's 'Calculating History' advertisements