Math is important in music primarily to help us understand the distance and relationship between different notes. Notes are usually related to a specific number of vibrations per second, called their frequency. The resulting jumps between different notes is more easily understood with a good knowledge of math. Some intervals or distances sound very pleasant while some sound harsh or disonant. Examples would be an octave jump vs. an interval of a fifth or third.
There is not a formula for music.
You will have to spell out the functions that do not appear. For instance, "What is 9 divided by 3?"
Well it all depends, some people like music more than math, or math better then music. If music is something you love, or have a real good interest, it could excite you, then just sitting down using your brain to learn and complete math problems. If you listen to more music then just watching TV all day long yes, music program is able to help you in math. Depending how much effort you put in your math work :)
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a math teacher ha ha
music..but his favorite school subject is math
casandra le metio en la boca la math a la music la music no tenia hambre pero cassandra se la metio. end
yes it does! that was actually a great question! music helps in math, science, and history. Math: music helps with timing and simple math problems. like how many beats are in a given measure. Science: what causes certain notes to come out the way they do. History: how long ago was it that music became popular.
Music helps you improve in math. I used to plat the violin and my teacher told me that. :)
Yes, math can make you a better muscian. Music is a logical and mathmatical language. Tempos, keys, chords all are more easily understood concepts if you understand math! keeping beats/time and composing will be easier for you if you understand and/or like math.
He was in Leave Me Alone.