How many sharps or flats are in F Major?

Where does the title “Subdominant” get its name?

Using example format below, type in the correct pitches for the following scale: Db Major   Example: C natural minor Answer: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C, Bb, Ab, G, F, Eb, D, C   Note:  – list notes in ascending and descending order, using CAPITALIZED letters  – list sharps as #  – list flats at b (lower case B)  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches  – do not repeat top pitch

Using the symbol format of letter/number (such as P5), name the interval shown below:   

Briefly explain what leads to differences in muscular contractions.  

Name and briefly describe the two (2) refractory periods.  Also, give two (2) reasons why the refractory period is important.

Define: Hyperpolarization vs. Depolarization Electrical Gradient

Define: Afferent Neuron vs. Efferent Neuron All or none Law

Answer the following question regarding the resting potential:    3.      Explain the source of the resting potential.  Include in your discussion A and B above plus other forces operating to maintain -70 mV

List five (5) features of neurons