PLZ HELP, I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST How is math related to language? Give two examples and the response has to be detailed!

There are multiple definitions of "language." A language may be a system of words or codes used within a discipline. Language may refer to a system of communication using symbols or sounds. Linguist Noam Chomsky defined language as a set of sentences constructed using a finite set of elements. Some linguists believe language should be able to represent events and abstract concepts.

Whichever definition is used, a language contains the following components:

There must be a vocabulary of words or symbols.

Meaning must be attached to the words or symbols.

A language employs grammar, which is a set of rules that outline how vocabulary is used.

A syntax organizes symbols into linear structures or propositions.

A narrative or discourse consists of strings of syntactic propositions.

There must be (or have been) a group of people who use and understand the symbols.

Mathematics meets all of these requirements. The symbols, their meanings, syntax, and grammar are the same throughout the world. Mathematicians, scientists, and others use math to communicate concepts. Mathematics describes itself (a field called meta-mathematics), real-world phenomena, and abstract concepts.

Explanation:

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Explanation:

Math is a language.

It has its own logic or syntax. It has its own vocabulary. It has its own order of doing things. It has conventions that can be conveyed to other people. It is universally understood by anyone who has been trained in the rigors of math.

If you are religious, then God spoke physics, chemistry, biology and math long before He spoke Hebrew.