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Why is this progressions described as i/5 - bVI?

Why is this progressions described as i/5 - bVI?

i/5 -bVI replaces absolute chord names with roman numerals relating to their position in the scale, and individual note names with arabic numerals. So assuming Eb is the key, i refers to E. 5 is Bb. VI would refer to C, but since it's bVI ("flat sixth") it refers to Cb (or B).

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