MCQ
In a harmonium the intermediate notes between a note and its octave form
- AAn arithmetic progression
- ✓A geometric progression
- CA harmonic progression
- DAn exponential progression
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
A geometric progression
b
In a harmonium, the intermediate notes between a note and its octave form a geometric progression
In a harmonium, the intermediate notes between a note and its octave form a geometric progression
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