Violin key singature questions (need help)?

Question

In violin, what are the notes in the bass clef, and what is the name of the bass clef when theres one sharp, two sharps and and two flats?

Answer 1

In violin, you don't encounter the bass clef. Your lowest note, the G below the Treble staff, would be the uppermost space in the bass clef.

However, the lines are g,b,d,f, and a
The spaces are a,c,e, and g.

One sharp is the gey of G Major or e minor (f#)
2 sharps is the key of D Major or b minor (f# and c#)
2 flats is the key of Bb Major or g minor (Bb and Eb)

Answer 2

Ehm, the violin doesn't use the bass cleff: its lowest string is tuned to g3, well within the scope of the treble cleff staff.

1# = G major / e minor
2# = D major / b minor
2b = B-flat major / g minor

Answer 3

violins don't play in bass clef they play treble clef, but the notes in bass clef is G,B,D,F,A for lines and A,C,E,G for spaces