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The stem direction of a note starts to point downward when the note is on the...

The stem direction of a note starts to point downward when the note is on the _____ line of the staff? (Hint: the bottommost line is the first line)

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second
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third
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fourth
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fifth

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Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago
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