Which mathematical 'product' was famously launched in 1687, causing a retail sensation in scientific book sales and transforming how mathematics was taught and consumed in academia?

Before modern calculus transformed mathematics and physics, complex problems required tedious calculations and geometric approaches. Then in the late 17th century, a revolutionary mathematical 'product' changed everything. This launch wasn't just academic - it created new markets for scientific books, instruments, and education. The new mathematical tools rapidly spread through universities and scientific societies, creating an entirely new consumer demand for advanced mathematical knowledge. Test your knowledge about this pivotal moment in mathematical retail history!

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Newton's 'Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica', which introduced calculus methods and became one of history's best-selling scientific works
Descartes' 'La Géométrie', which launched analytic geometry and coordinate systems as commercial mathematical tools
Leibniz's 'Nova Methodus', which marketed differential calculus with more accessible notation than competing products
Euler's 'Introductio in Analysin Infinitorum', which popularized function notation and made calculus accessible to mainstream consumers