Three quarter notes plus one dotted half note equals??

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artcher [175]2 years ago

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Answer:

3+3=6

Explanation:

One quarter note is equal to one beat, so three would be three beats.

One half note is equal to two beats, a dot adds half the notes value, half of two is one so one plus two is equal to three, and three plus three is six.

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<h3><em>Noelle J.</em></h3>

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