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A whole-tone scale: ______________

a. features only five pitches per octave
b. Eight pitches total, with half steps between the 3rd and 4th pitches and the 7th and 8th pitches.
c. uses all twelve steps within each octave
d. divides the octave into six equal steps

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D.

Explanation:

I am pretty sure you just go up a whole step every note.

A whole-tone scale divides the octave into six equal steps. Thus, Option D is the correct statement.

What is a whole tone referred to as?

The whole tone scale (now and again referred to as the symmetrical scale) is a hexatonic scale which means that it makes use of the best six notes. It's made up completely of entire step intervals.

Hence, A whole-tone scale divides the octave into six equal steps. Thus, Option D is the correct statement.

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