Frank Kaszar brings this wonderful, and expansive, sign from De Pere, Wisconsin. The sign assemblage is located right next to Lazy Gecko’s, a college hangout for Saint Norbert College. This sign stretches the lengths of rule #2, and is completely valid.
Mr. Kaszar sets a Road Sign Math with the very first sign to ever use a summation function!
\sum_{n=6}^{9}n + 2 = 32
This sign is on Reid Street in De Pere, Wisconsin. See sign on map!
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1 RanWiz // Apr 2, 2006 at 7:49 pm
The numbers on the Gecko sign are:
9, 6, 2 , 32
Best I can do is this:
sq rt ( sq rt (32 / 2)) * sq rt ( 9 ) = 6
[tech score is 3, 3, 1, 1, 3 = 11 (+ elegance)]
sq rt (sq rt ( 16 )) * 3 = 6
2 * 3 = 6
But that is a HIGHER score than the summation formula. Defense fails. =(
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