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Which of the following best describes Achal (fixed) and Chal (movable) swaras in Indian classical music?
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- 1Ga and Ni are always sung in their Shuddha form across all styles.
- 2Komal and Teevra swaras are used exclusively in Carnatic music.
- 3Sa and Pa are fixed swaras; others have variants like Komal (flat) or Teevra (sharp).✓
- 4All swaras have a fixed pitch in both Hindustani and Carnatic systems.
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Sa and Pa are fixed swaras; others have variants like Komal (flat) or Teevra (sharp).
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