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While playing the guitar is a great skill to learn and develops many positive attributes, it doesn’t directly improve math skills. However, learning an instrument does require understanding rhythm, beats, and tempo, which might assist in developing a basic sense of musical timing and could possibly enhance a person’s understanding of related mathematical concepts.

There are some educational methods that use music to teach math, especially in primary education. These methods often employ songs to help children memorize times tables and counting rhymes to aid in understanding basic arithmetic. But generally, playing the guitar or other musical instruments doesn’t have a significant impact on improving math skills.

Different hobbies and interests develop various skills and attributes. In the case of guitar, it’s more likely to improve fine motor skills, creativity, self-expression, and patience.