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B. Add up the values of the following group of notes into beats.1. Quarter dotted note + whole note + eight note is =Group of answer choices5 ½ beats6 beats6 ¼ beats5 beats Flag question: Question 7Question 7Tips1 pts2. Half note + quarter note + whole dotted note + half dotted note is =Group of answer choices9 beats12 beats7 beats8 beats Flag question: Question 8Question 8Tips1 pts3. Whole dotted note + half dotted note + eighth notes is = Group of answer choices10 ½ beats8 ½ beats9 1/2 beats8 beats Flag question: Question 9Question 9Tips1 pts4. Eight note + quarter dotted note + half dotted note is =Group of answer choices4 ½ beats5 beats3 beats3 ½ beats Flag question: Question 10Question 10Tips1 pts5. Whole note + eight note + half note + quarter dotted note is =Group of answer choices8 beats9 ½ beats9 beats8 ½ beats Flag question: Question 11Question 11Tips1 pts6. Quarter dotted note + eight note + sixteenth note is = Group of answer choices2 ⅕ beats2 ⅓ beats2 ½ beats2 ¼ beats Flag question: Question 12Question 12Tips1 pts7. Half note + whole dotted note + eight note is = Group of answer choices8 ½ beats9 beats8 beats9 ½ beats Flag question: Question 13Question 13Tips1 pts8. Eight note + half note + half dotted note is = Group of answer choices6 ¼ beats6 ½ beats5 ½ beats5 beats Flag question: Question 14Question 14Tips1 pts9. Whole dotted note + sixteenth note + whole note is = Group of answer choices10 beats10 ¼ beats11 beats11 ½ beats Flag question: Question 15Question 15Tips1 pts10. Sixteenth note + eighth note + quarter dotted note + half note is = Group of answer choices3 beats4 ¼ beats43 ⅓ beats

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B. Add up the values of the following group of notes into beats.1. Quarter dotted note + whole note + eight note is =Group of answer choices5 ½ beats6 beats6 ¼ beats5 beats Flag question: Question 7Question 7Tips1 pts2. Half note + quarter note + whole dotted note + half dotted note is =Group of answer choices9 beats12 beats7 beats8 beats Flag question: Question 8Question 8Tips1 pts3. Whole dotted note + half dotted note + eighth notes is = Group of answer choices10 ½ beats8 ½ beats9 1/2 beats8 beats Flag question: Question 9Question 9Tips1 pts4. Eight note + quarter dotted note + half dotted note is =Group of answer choices4 ½ beats5 beats3 beats3 ½ beats Flag question: Question 10Question 10Tips1 pts5. Whole note + eight note + half note + quarter dotted note is =Group of answer choices8 beats9 ½ beats9 beats8 ½ beats Flag question: Question 11Question 11Tips1 pts6. Quarter dotted note + eight note + sixteenth note is = Group of answer choices2 ⅕ beats2 ⅓ beats2 ½ beats2 ¼ beats Flag question: Question 12Question 12Tips1 pts7. Half note + whole dotted note + eight note is = Group of answer choices8 ½ beats9 beats8 beats9 ½ beats Flag question: Question 13Question 13Tips1 pts8. Eight note + half note + half dotted note is = Group of answer choices6 ¼ beats6 ½ beats5 ½ beats5 beats Flag question: Question 14Question 14Tips1 pts9. Whole dotted note + sixteenth note + whole note is = Group of answer choices10 beats10 ¼ beats11 beats11 ½ beats Flag question: Question 15Question 15Tips1 pts10. Sixteenth note + eighth note + quarter dotted note + half note is = Group of answer choices3 beats4 ¼ beats43 ⅓ beats

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  1. A quarter dotted note is 1.5 beats, a whole note is 4 beats, and an eighth note is 0.5 beats. Adding these together gives us 6 beats.

  2. A half note is 2 beats, a quarter note is 1 beat, a whole dotted note is 6 beats, and a half dotted note is 3 beats. Adding these together gives us 12 beats.

  3. A whole dotted note is 6 beats, a half dotted note is 3 beats, and an eighth note is 0.5 beats. Adding these together gives us 9.5 beats.

  4. An eighth note is 0.5 beats, a quarter dotted note is 1.5 beats, and a half dotted note is 3 beats. Adding these together gives us 5 beats.

  5. A whole note is 4 beats, an eighth note is 0.5 beats, a half note is 2 beats, and a quarter dotted note is 1.5 beats. Adding these together gives us 8 beats.

  6. A quarter dotted note is 1.5 beats, an eighth note is 0.5 beats, and a sixteenth note is 0.25 beats. Adding these together gives us 2.25 beats.

  7. A half note is 2 beats, a whole dotted note is 6 beats, and an eighth note is 0.5 beats. Adding these together gives us 8.5 beats.

  8. An eighth note is 0.5 beats, a half note is 2 beats, and a half dotted note is 3 beats. Adding these together gives us 5.5 beats.

  9. A whole dotted note is 6 beats, a sixteenth note is 0.25 beats, and a whole note is 4 beats. Adding these together gives us 10.25 beats.

  10. A sixteenth note is 0.25 beats, an eighth note is 0.5 beats, a quarter dotted note is 1.5 beats, and a half note is 2 beats. Adding these together gives us 4.25 beats.

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