Odd Case

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Want a case for your iPhone that's uniquely unconventional? Now you can print your own case that's the ultimate expression of peculiarity! In mathematics, an odd integer is defined as equal to 2k+1; k belongs to the set of all integers. In simpler terms, an integer is odd if it equals some integer multiplied by 2 and has a 1 added to it. The "k belongs to the set of all integers" part means that "k" is an element of the set of all integers. The formula on this printed case represents the set of all odd integers (e.g., -3, -1, 1, 3), denoted by the upside-down A symbol meaning for all k where k is an integer, the number equal to 2k+1 is odd. On a side note, the development of this case can be written as a series of implication statements: When you take discrete math, you become confused. When you're confused, you question the actual definition of things. When you question the definition of things, you start making unusual puns. When you make unusual puns, you design iPhone cases like this one. Therefore, unless you want to create strange puns, don't take discrete math. In the end, if you're still reading this, just think: You'll have the most unconventional iPhone case around! So peculiar that you may not even understand what it means.