The sounds of music are related to trigonometric functions in the fact that the sound can be measured according to the angles of the sound waves.
<h3>What is sound?</h3>Sound is a disturbance on a specific media (e.g., air) that travels with a particular frequency and amplitude.
Sound amplitude is represented by the height of the wave, whereas sound frequency is referred to as the period of time between waves.
In conclusion, the sounds of music are related to trigonometric functions in the fact that the sound can be measured according to the angles of the sound waves.
The graph below shows how trigonometric functions are associated with sound waves.
The trigonometric function used in the graph to understand the movement of sound waves is Y=sin(X).
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