4. in what for do composer use da capo as a notation device? a. binary < my answer but im not sure b. ternary c. both binary and ternary d. neither binary nor ternary,

The answer is (C): Ternary. The da capo notation (usually "D.C. al fine") means "from the head." When the composer uses the da capo notation at the end of a section, the reader begins again at the "fine" indicated in the composition. In a da capo ternary style, "fine" follows the first section and "D.C. al fine" follows the second section. The third section is the repeated first section.

Celeste should maybe stop doing some of the things and spend that time doing her work instead so her grades can go up