Question

The piece of music that I am learning is 60 measures long. There are 13 beats in every measure, and every eighth note lasts for 1 beat. The last 17 measures of this piece are the finale. In every measure of the finale, there are 7 eighth notes played at middle C. If middle C never occurs in this piece outside of the finale, for what fraction of the whole piece do I play middle C

Answer 1

$\frac{119}{780}$ fraction of the whole piece you play middle C.

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• In everyday English, a fraction represents the number of pieces of a specific size, such as one-half, eight-fifths, or three-quarters.
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To find  for what fraction of the whole piece do you play middle C:

Since 7 out of every 13 beats in the finale are played at middle C, $\frac{7}{13}$ the finale is played at middle C.

The finale is 17 measures out of a 60-measure piece or $\frac{17}{60}$ of the whole piece.

$\frac{7}{13}$ of $\frac{17}{60}$ is $\frac{7}{13}$ x $\frac{17}{60} = \frac{119}{780}$

Therefore,  $\frac{119}{780}$ for a fraction of the whole piece you play middle C.

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