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Musical note combination

marand93 | 11:42 Thu 13th May 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Just using 10 musical notes, how many different tunes could be arranged taking into account the different types of notation(?) quavers, crotchets etc. An odd question but we have a sweep going on in my local!!!

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Jeez there must be zillions and billions!

If every note were a plain note, it would be 1x2x3x4x5x6x7x8x9x10=3,628,800 combinations Now you have to imagine note 1 is a crotchet so there's another 3,628,800. Now note two is a crotchet and so on up to ten so that's another 36,288,000 to add for every type of musical notation

Now note 1 is a crotchet and note two is a quaver. There will be 1024 combinations of 36,288,000 of this to add. The same for every other possible two note combination.

Then you go on to three notes. Note 1 is a quaver, 2 is a crotchet, 3 is a quaver say.

The answer to the question will be more than atoms on a beach. It's ridiculously large!

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