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In compound time signatures, the bottom number represents the type of note that equals one beat.

a. True
b. False

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jasmineramsey61
A and B can go either way tho..
It depends on how technical you are. Kind of yes, but mostly no. If you’re taking a music theory class, the answer will be no. In compound time signatures, the time signature is more of a code you have to decipher to find how many beats there are since the beats are divided into three.
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