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Tuning Guitars How do you know if a guitar has been tuned accurately? The units on a guitar tuner are measured in cents. The units tell you how far the string tone is above or below the correct pitch. If the tone is above the target note, then the reading is positive. If the tone is below the target note, then the reading is negative. The closer the reading is to 0, the more accurate the tuning is. 2. The tuning of another guitar is less accurate than the guitars in Exercise 1. Give an example of a possible reading on the tuner for this guitar. Explain your reasoning​

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The question is an illustration of units and measurements

The question is incomplete, as the measurement of the guitar is not given; so, I will provide a general explanation.

From the question, we understand that:

The closer the measurement is to 0, the more accurate it is.

This means that:

  • A measurement of 1 cent is more accurate than a measurement of 1.5 cent, because 1 is closer to 0
  • A measurement of -2 cent is more accurate than a measurement of 2.5 cent, because -2 is closer to 0

So, all you need to do is:

  • Get both measurements
  • Compare them, as to which is closer to 0
  • The measurement that is closer to 0, is the most accurate

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