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	~~A '''cent''' (abbreviated to c or ¢) is the conventional measurement unit of the logarithmic distance between~~ [[~~frequency\|frequencies~~]]; in other words, the size of the [[interval]] between them. A cent is defined as a frequency ratio of 2^(1/1200), or a factor of about 1.0005778, such that the octave ([[2/1]]) spans exactly 1200 cents, and therefore that each step of [[12edo]] spans exactly 100.		#redirect [[Glossary#Cent]]

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	A '''cent''' (abbreviated to c or ¢) is the conventional measurement unit of the logarithmic distance between [[frequency\|frequencies]]; in other words, the size of the [[interval]] between them. A cent is defined as a ratio of 2^(1/1200), or a factor of about 1.0005778, such that the octave ([[2/1]]) spans exactly 1200 cents, and therefore that each step of [[12edo]] spans exactly 100.		A '''cent''' (abbreviated to c or ¢) is the conventional measurement unit of the logarithmic distance between [[frequency\|frequencies]]; in other words, the size of the [[interval]] between them. A cent is defined as a frequency ratio of 2^(1/1200), or a factor of about 1.0005778, such that the octave ([[2/1]]) spans exactly 1200 cents, and therefore that each step of [[12edo]] spans exactly 100.

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A '''cent''' (abbreviated to c or ¢) is the conventional measurement unit of the logarithmic distance between [[frequency|frequencies]]; in other words, the size of the [[interval]] between them. A cent is defined as a ratio of 2^(1/1200), or a factor of about 1.0005778, such that the octave ([[2/1]]) spans exactly 1200 cents, and therefore that each step of [[12edo]] spans exactly 100.