Piano question: What does it mean when there are two 'flat' signs and three 'sharp' signs on a staff?
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Those two notes are going to be flat and the three notes are going to be sharp.
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Your question does not make sense, but the multiplication sign and the addition sign are not always interchangable. Life is not fair, life is  B!TC#
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Punctuation?\n\n"As I was rounding the bend," Peter explained, "I failed to see the sign."
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The greater than symbol and number three side by side (<3) stand for love and/or friendship.  Tilt your head to the side and you should be able to see that it makes a heart shape.
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0.1(6) ---> point one six - the six repeating\n\n0.(16) ---> point one six - one and six repeating\n\nNotice:\n1) the parenthesys notation is a standard, and it works well even when you don't have special characters, as on Y!Answers...\n2) when things get ambiguous, like in this case, it is a duty to spend a little more words to make things comprehensible; so you could well say "one point six repeating" for the two, as you noticed: it's not wrong for any of the two, but you yourself felt the need to specify better, so you can spend words and specify what you exactly mean. Otherwise, use standard notation
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This depends on how the line is going across. If the line is horizontal and divides the circle in half, then the symbol is a 'theta', which usually stands for an angle. If it is from lower left to upper right and extends beyond the circle both ways, then it could be the symbol for the empty set or (in some books) zero. If it is close to vertical and extends beyond the circle in both ways, then it is a 'phi' and again usually represents an angle.
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Question 1: No.\nBecause they are irregular and so there would be gaps.\n\nQuestion 2: I can't draw it here.\nIt is often just translation or rotation of 180 degrees followed by translation.\n\nQuestion 3:\na) 4\n\nXX\nXX\n\nX\nXX\nX\n\nXXX\nX\n\nX\nXX\n_X\n\nb) Yes, they all do.
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ok so for A, the first set has 2 seats. so between the 2 seats, theres 2.5feet of steel. and then from each seat to the end, theres 2 more feet (on each side) so thatz 4 feet + 2.5feet = 6.5 feet for the first set.\nfor the 2nd set, 3 seats so 2*2.5 between the seats (2.5 between seats 1 and 2 and then 2.5 more between seats 2 and 3) + 4 =9feet of steel for the 2nd set.\nfor the 3rd set, theres 4 seats so that means (3*2.5) + 4 = 11.5feet of steel.\n\nso you should get the pattern hopefully. if theres 5 seats, then 4*2.5 + 4. 6 seats is 5*2.5 + 4.\nso then the expression would be [(n-1)*2.5] + 4. i dont really know how to explain why its correct. i guess you could just say  it works and it makez sense. for n seats, theres n-1 gaps between the seats and each gap is 2.5feet long. and then theres alwayz 2 feet on both ends added to it which is the +4. \n\nanywayz hope this helps. let me know if u need mroe help or whatever. laterz
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According to a book I once read, it is the divider between two angles.  IE -  180 mark 45 is 180 degrees in the horizontal and 45 degrees down from straight up (relative directions not absolute directions)
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In general, it means "10 times."\n\nIn math/algebra, it means "10 times a number", but you don't know what the number is, so a letter is placed there: X.
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Two is company and Three is a crowd.\nAnd the third time is a charm ... for the two in a company :-)
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Okay. Most likely your daughter has a flute toned to C. the Piano is toned to C. Therefore, if she plays a G. Then the Piano is toned to G. ETC.\nMaybe for a crazy reason it is toned to B flat.\nThat means that the notes are based on the B flat scale. So in a B flat flute, when she plays a C; then in a piano the note will be B flat. It's complicated, and hard to understand unless you know music theory.
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symetric properety...\n\n\nok heres why.....\n\n(pretend the equal signs are parallel line segments)\n\n===========================\n\n\ndo you see how you can split them dont the middle, thats called the symetric property
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The symbol is generally thought to originate from the Latin quaestio, meaning "question," which was abbreviated to Qo. The uppercase Q was written above the lowercase o, and this mark was transformed into the modern symbol. Another hypothesis about the origin of the question mark proposes that the mark originated in the 9th century, when it appeared as a point followed by the curvy bit written slanted (similar to the tilde, although the tilde was tilted more upward to the right). The point has always indicated the end of a sentence. The curved line represented the intonation pattern of a spoken question, and may be associated with a kind of early musical notation, like neumes. \n\nit is also said the curve represents a raised eyebrow!?!?!?
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Stands for Artists and Repertoire. That exec signs the talent. I was wondering the same thing, but afraid to ask for fear of looking stupid as well.
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Not sure about the --- being beats, myself. I agree with 'andytheba..' and 'itschris', above. The line represents the STRING (top line = highest note-thinnest string, bottom line = lowest note-thickest string) \n\nThe numbers DO refer to the fret number (0 = open or un-fretted string/ 1= 1st fret on that particular string 2= 2nd fret and so on and so forth) Where a number repeats ---2-3-5-5-5-5-5--- , this indicates the number of time you pluck or pick the string\n\nTabs are designed primarily to help guide you through a A PIECE OF RECORDED MUSIC YOU EITHER KNOW OR HAVE ACCESS TO. Tabs sometimes, though rarely, contain some musical information. This is similar  to standard musical notation. A large number of tabs, however, just provide you with the basic information and you use the recording to to reference it.\n\nAn example :  ----0-2-3-5--- played on the A string (second fattest) is telling you to play the notes A, B, C and D. If the numbers read ----0-2-4-5--- they would be telling you to play the notes A, B, C# and D.   Since you already read standard music notation - the piano music - you have a glorious head start but, as I said, alot of Tablature (tabs) dispenses with all the note value notation and provides you with just the 'finger pathway' through the music you listen to or want to learn. Good luck
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What kind of a symbol?