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What will o D Major and an A Major scale have in common? The some exact notes The same root note The same pattern of intervals The same number of sharps and flats

What will o D Major and an A Major scale have in common? The some exact notes The same root note The same pattern of intervals The same number of sharps and flats
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What will o D Major and an A Major scale have in common?

The some exact notes
The same root note
The same pattern of intervals
The same number of sharps and flats

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I think it’s same pattern of intervals
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The some exact notes

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