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Because when they started inventing keyboards, they used typewriters.
One of the challenges was that if people wrote too fast, the keys that struck the ribbon/paper got tangled and stuck. So they had to rearrange the keys so that that wouldn't happen. The arrangement was done in such a way that the most commonly used keys were spread out evenly and they were easy to get to with fingers.
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How do I change the soft keys on my android?
There is not a way to change the soft keys on a Android. A Android phone has a built in key board.
Why are the keys on the qwerty key board arranged the way they are?
This goes back to the first typewriters in the 1800s that were mechanical manual machines. Originally the keys were arranged in alphabetical order. However typing english text on such a keyboard resulted in too many hammer clash jams (adjacent hammers would get stuck against each other and the typist would have to stop and unjam the machine). The fix, after some experimentation, was to jumble the keys into the modern "qwerty" order so that it was very rare for adjacent keys to be typed in sequence.
Why are the letter keys on a computer all mixed up instead of being in alphabetical order?
Because that was the way the key board was designed
Why did christopher latham sholes place the keys on the keyboard the way he did?
If you look the the first letters of the key board are his brothers last name.
Why are the keys on the QWERTY keyboard are arranged the way they are?
because the inventor of the keyboards last name was qwerty
Why the number arrangement on the dart board?
Go to "Why are the dart numbers arranged the way they are".
7 Why were the keys on the keyboard arranged the way they are today?
to keep the hammers from hitting each other and jamming.
How is the simple way to make a fake key?
There's no simple way to make a fake key. That's the point of using keys.
Can you explain the concept of the circle of 5ths and how it is used in music theory?
The circle of fifths is a diagram that shows the relationship between musical keys. It is used in music theory to understand the relationships between different keys and chords. The circle is arranged in a way that each key is a fifth apart from the next key, creating a circular pattern. This helps musicians to easily identify key signatures, chord progressions, and modulations in music.
What is the difference between dapped and pointed keys on a flute?
Short answer - Not much. Long answer - The key arms that hold the key cup (with the pad in it) either terminate when they get to the cup or they go all the way across the key cup. The "French style" keys means the key arm goes all the way across.
Can you explain the circle of fifths and how it is used in music theory?
The circle of fifths is a diagram that shows the relationship between musical keys. It is used in music theory to understand the relationships between different keys and chords. The circle is arranged in a way that each key is a fifth apart from the next key, moving clockwise. This helps musicians to determine which chords and notes are likely to sound good together in a piece of music.
How many key sare there on a flute?
There are 16 keys that you can actually press including various trill keys and the keys associated with low b. (I worded it that way because there are more key mechanisms on the instrument but you never have to actually touch those they automatically get depressed when u push down their corresponding key)
