Question

T/F both the black keys and the white stripes each only have two members.

Answer 1

Both the black keys and the white stripes do not have only two members.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement is False. Both the black keys and the white stripes do not have only two members.

In music theory, the black keys on a piano are known as the sharps and flats. There are a total of 12 black keys on a standard piano keyboard. On the other hand, the white stripes is a rock band formed by Jack White, Meg White, and other members who joined at different times throughout the band's history.

Therefore, both the black keys and the white stripes have more than two members.