On the piano the pitches/notes on the bass clef are located on what part of the keyboard

Answer 1

The bass clef notes on the piano are located on the lower part of the keyboard. In standard piano notation, the bass clef typically represents lower pitches than the treble clef.

The notes on the bass clef correspond to the following lines and spaces:

• Lines (from bottom to top): G, B, D, F, A
• Spaces (from bottom to top): A, C, E, G

These notes typically cover the range from approximately the lowest C on the keyboard (C2, two octaves below middle C, which is C4) up to the C above that (C3). Thus, when playing from the bass clef, you will be primarily using the left hand and playing lower notes.