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Enharmonic notes are two different notes that share the same pitch are one half step apart are one whole step apart are three half steps apart
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Enharmonic notes are two different notes that

share the same pitch
are one half step apart
are one whole step apart
are three half steps apart

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Answer: A

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Answer:

Share the same pitch

Step-by-step explanation:

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