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Description29 upside down.png	English: The #29, upside-down. Lowers pitch 11.98 cents. Other accidentals v • d • e #7 = 5·7 : 2·3² = 35 : 18 = -48.77 cents. vs. #L 11 = 3·11 : 2⁵ = 33 : 32 = 53.27 cents. vs. U11 13 = 5·13 : 2⁶ = 65 : 64 = 26.84 cents. vs. E1 17 = 3·17 : 2·5² = 51 : 50 = 34.28 cents. vs. L1 19 = 5·19 : 2⁵·3 = 95 : 96 = -18.13 cents. vs. U19 23 = 2·23 : 3²·5 = 46 : 45 = 38.05 cents. vs. U23 29 = 5·29 : 2⁴·3² = 145 : 144 = 11.98 cents. vs. U29 31 = 31 : 2·3·5 = 31 : 30 = 56.77 cents. vs. 1E LE = 3·5² : 2·37 = 75 : 74 = 23.24 cents. vs. 37 41 = 41 : 2³·5 = 41 : 40 = 42.75 cents. vs. U41 43 = 3·43 : 2⁷ = 129 : 128 = 13.47 cents. vs. U43 47 = 2⁴·3 : 47 = 48 : 47 = -36.45 cents. vs. U47 53 = 2⁵·5 : 3·53 = 160 : 159 = -10.85 cents. vs. U53 #7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53... #L, U11, E1, L1, U19, U23, U29, 1E, LE, U41, U43, U47, U53...
Date	20 July 2015
Source	Own work
Author	Hyacinth

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