This depends somewhat on the style of the music. The straight answer is 3/8 of a beat (a half note gets a beat in 2 2, a quarter note gets a half of a beat, etc.). This is true for all styles except older style swing. Swing was often written in cut time, but after the advent of the "walking bass" and despite the fact that the music was written in 2 2, it was generally interpreted as 4 4. Hence, in that style of music, a dotted eighth note receives 3/4 of a beat despite the implications of the time signature.
3/4
A key signature at the beginning of a line of music tells you which black (or white) notes to use.
In 4/4 time, 44 eighth notes are equal to 22 beats. Since each quarter note is equivalent to two eighth notes, 44 eighth notes can be grouped into 22 quarter notes, fitting neatly within the measure. Thus, in terms of measures, 44 eighth notes would fill 5 and a half measures in 4/4 time.
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It means there are two beats per measure, and each beat is one half-note.
3/4
A key signature at the beginning of a line of music tells you which black (or white) notes to use.
110 ÷ 5 = 22
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22 at a time.