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A music festival gives 1st 2nd and 3rd prize in each category If there are 7 violin and 9 piano contestants in how many ways can the six awards be given?
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number of ways = (7 x 6 x 5) x (9 x 8 x 7) = 105840
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Where did the expression?
The "World's Smallest Violin" expression was first used when a T. Rex first played it for the rest of the dinosaurs when they were facing extinction. Of course, the T. Rex, being the king of all Dinosaurs, thought this would not effect him so he (archeologists assume male due to enlarged sarcasm gland perfectly fossilized) proceeded to play, what to him was the world's smallest violin. By today's standards this violin was a full size 4/4 violin but to a T. Rex this was tiny. While scale played a huge importance here and continues to do so when modern humans play the smallest violin for their purposes, this was the first instance of: "This is the world's smallest violin I am playing for you."
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What is the history of fourier series?
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What category of music does the violin belong?
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Is a violin a percussion instrument?
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Why does the violin belong to the string category?
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Can you describe Joshua Bell's unusual violin unusual technique?
Category within which question may be found is classical music, violin artist
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