How is maths related to nature?

Answer 1

Mathematics is everywhere.Maths is related with nature, sciences, social studies etc.That why it told that 'Mathematics is the Queen of Sciences' and this quote was told by the famous mathematician Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss.a few examples to show that maths related with nature are fibbonci number sequence which is matching with snail's shell; the geometrical shape hexagon mathing with the honey bee comb.Thus we understand that mathematics is related with everything.

Answer 2

Symmetry

Five axes of symmetry are traced on the petals of this flower, from each dark purple line on the petal to an imaginary line bisecting the angle between the opposing purple lines. The lines also trace the shape of a star.

Shapes - Polyhedron

For a beehive, close packing is important to maximise the use of space. Hexagons fit most closely together without any gaps; so hexagonal wax cells are what bees create to store their eggs and larvae. Hexagons are six-sided polygons, closed, 2-dimensional, many-sided figures with straight edges.

Parallel lines

In mathematics, parallel lines stretch to infinity, neither converging nor diverging. These parallel dunes in the Australian desert aren't perfect - the physical world rarely is.


Fractals

Many natural objects, such as frost on the branches of a tree, show the relationship where similarity holds at smaller and smaller scales. This fractal nature mimics mathematical fractal shapes where form is repeated at every scale. Fractals, such as the famous Mandelbrot set, cannot be represented by classical geometry.

Fibonacci sequence

Rabbits, rabbits, rabbits. Leonardo Fibonacci was a well-travelled Italian who introduced the concept of zero and the Hindu-Arabic numeral system to Europe in 1200AD. He also described the Fibonacci sequence of numbers using an idealised breeding population of rabbits. Each rabbit pair produces another pair every month, taking one month first to mature, and giving the sequence 0, 1, 1,2,3,5,8,13, each number in the sequence is the sum of the previous two.

Golden ratio (phi)

The ratio of consecutive numbers in the Fibonacci sequence approaches a number known as the golden ratio, or phi (=1.618033989...). The aesthetically appealing ratio is found in much human architecture and plant life. A Golden Spiral formed in a manner similar to the Fibonacci spiral can be found by tracing the seeds of a sunflower from the centre outwards.

Answer 3

Literally everything. I mean everything. Absolutely everything in the natural world is composed of math (including us, our bodies, our consciousnesses, etc). Every mechanical piece of the physical world (which is everything) is guided by mathematical principles. We don't understand some of them, but, without argument, they're there. Even many that we don't understand we've been able to describe mathematically. The world is composed of math as math is nothing but a language to express the world. All math therefore applies as the language of math is nothing more than an expression of our world.

To answer, all math is related to nature. Every bit of it.