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Both the unison and the octave are intervals in which the two notes have the same letter name. True or false

Both the unison and the octave are intervals in which the two notes have the same letter name. True or false
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Both the unison and the octave are intervals in which the two notes have the same letter name. True or false

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True

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This is more of a guess but hopefully it is right

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