1.2 in still water would be 1.2-0.5 upstream
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Given what we know, the statement in this question can be considered as true, since Syncopation does in fact shift the beat off of regular rhythms.
<h3>What is Syncopation?</h3>
- This is when regular beats are offset in order to disrupt the melody.
- This is done purposefully.
- It causes the listener a need to continue in order to hear the beat return to normal.
Therefore, given that Syncopation is defined as a shift or displacement in the rhythms or beats from something <em><u>strong and normal</u></em> to something that causes the listener to want the beat to go back to normal.
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Water that is "hard" <span>contains a certain amount of dissolved minerals (like calcium and magnesium).
</span>Water that is "soft" <span>is a certain type of treated </span>water. It contains <span>only one type of ion, which is sodium. An example of this is rainwater because it is naturally </span>soft water.
Dark moths because they use their color to blend in with the trees to hide from birds
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