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In a class of 50 students 18 take music 26 take art and 2 take both art and music how many students in the class are not enrolled in either art or music?
the answer would be 4 students
What is the difference between art music and pop music?
art music is boring pop music
Why is art better than music?
Music is a form of art
What does music maen?
Music means the art or science of combining vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.
What term is often used to defined classical music?
Art Music A+
What does art music and popular music have in common?
While music is an art, many people are ignorant to the fact that music has three broad genre's that are: Art, Folk, and Popular. Art music and popular music share similarities such as; both can contain strophic forms. Popular music is a mix between folk and art music.
In Both native-born Americans and immigrants produced works of art music and literature.?
Art, music, and literature.
What are example of pseudoscience?
Phrenology and astrology are both considered pseudosciences.
Is harmony a word used in both music and art?
Yes, although more used in music.
In a class of 50 students 18 take music 26 take art and 2 take both art and music how many students in the class are not enrolled in either art or music?
the answer would be 4 students
What does science and pseudoscience both have?
Words that sound like gibberish to lay people typically.
How are pseudoscience and science alike?
They both like your mom
What would you choose Art over Music or Music over Art?
music
What is the difference between art music and pop music?
art music is boring pop music
Why is art better than music?
Music is a form of art
What is the difference between art and music?
In art you do crafts and that kind of stuff, but in music you do intruments. Music is a type of art though.Bye
Which is a common characteristic of both science and pseudoscience?
A common characteristic of both science and pseudoscience is the use of claims and theories to explain phenomena. However, while science relies on systematic observation, experimentation, and evidence to validate its claims, pseudoscience often lacks rigorous testing and may rely on anecdotal evidence or appeals to belief rather than empirical data. Both can appear persuasive, but the methodologies and standards of evidence significantly differ. Ultimately, the distinction lies in the adherence to the scientific method and the openness to falsification in science, which is often absent in pseudoscience.
