Activity 1. Just like Mathematics, music also deals with numbers. Every note has its own duration. With or without sound, their values must be precisely computed in order to perform the right interpretation of the rhythmic pattern of a certain musical composition. The most common notes that you always encounter are the whole note, the half note, the quarter note, and the eighth note. Basically, a whole note (O) has 4 beats, half note (d) has 2 beats, a quarter note (J) has one beat, and eight note (1) has 1/2 beat. The larger the value of the note, the longer the sound or duration, The following activities that you will accomplish are based on the above explanation about the duration of notes. Analyze the total beat values of each group of notes. Write the sign < if the group of notes on the left has a lesser total beat value than the preceding group of notes and > if it has a greater value. Meanwhile, write if the total beat value of the two group of notes are equal. Copy and answer the equations on your notebook.​.​