Difference between revisions of "Chord"

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A Chord in geometry is a line which passes though a circle, intersecting the circle in two points.

In music, Groves defines a chord as: "The simultaneous sounding of two or more notes."

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−	A '''Chord''' is a [[line]] which passes though a [[circle]], intersecting the circle in two points.	+	A '''Chord''' in geometry is a [[line]] which passes though a [[circle]], intersecting the circle in two points.
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		+	In music, Groves defines a chord as: "The simultaneous sounding of two or more notes."