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'''176/117''', the '''major-minthmic fifth''', is a [[13-limit]] [[interval]] of 706.8{{cent}}. It is [[352/351]] sharp of the just perfect fifth of [[3/2]]. It arises in 13-limit [[just intonation]] by lowering [[22/13]] by [[9/8]] or by stacking [[16/13]] and [[11/9]]. | '''176/117''', the '''major-minthmic fifth''', is a [[13-limit]] [[interval]] of 706.8{{cent}}. It is [[352/351]] sharp of the just perfect fifth of [[3/2]]. It arises in 13-limit [[just intonation]] by lowering [[22/13]] by [[9/8]] or by stacking [[16/13]] and [[11/9]]. | ||
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176/117, the major-minthmic fifth, is a 13-limit interval of 706.8 ¢. It is 352/351 sharp of the just perfect fifth of 3/2. It arises in 13-limit just intonation by lowering 22/13 by 9/8 or by stacking 16/13 and 11/9.
See also
- 117/88 – its octave complement
- 182/121 – the minor-minthmic fifth
- Gallery of just intervals