How does math relates to music?

Answer 1

intergraphing a graph in music is a math skill. +++ Music uses anything from the simplearithmetic of the binary-fractions ofnotes and bar-lengths (crotchets, quavers etc), to theextremely deepalgebra of acoustics and harmonic-analysis.

Answer 2

They both increase your mental agility, though music can have emotional effects far more profound than those of algebraic puzzles. More objectively, maths relates to music because acoustics - the science of sound - is extremely mathematical, with masses of logs, series and trig.

Answer 3

See related link. The relationship is better explained in the attached link. You will find many discussions in relationship to music and mathematics if you do a Google search. We seem to be able to distinguish noise from music, so this leads to research into what is it in music that we like, as opposed to noise which we do not enjoy. Per Wikipedia: Music scholars have also used mathematics to understand musical scales, and some composers have incorporated the Golden ratio and Fibonacci numbers into their work.[1]