In Western music, which of the following chords is an example of a major chord?

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C-E-G forms a major chord because it contains the root note (C), a major third (E), and a perfect fifth (G). The other options do not follow this structure.

In Western music, which of the following chords is an example of a major chord?

In Western music, which of the following chords is an example of a major chord?

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