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Fix note mistake: ObservableGauge can be substituted with ObservableCounter #29757

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Expand Up @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ Types of instruments currently available:
- Other common cases, such as business metrics, physical sensors, cache hit rates, or sizes of caches, queues, and files are usually well suited for `ObservableGauge`.

> [!NOTE]
> OpenTelemetry also defines an UpDownCounter not currently present in the .NET API. ObservableGauge can usually be substituted by defining a variable to store the running
> OpenTelemetry also defines an UpDownCounter not currently present in the .NET API. UpDownCounter can usually be substituted by defining a variable to store the running
> total and reporting the value of that variable in the ObservableGauge callback.

### Example of different instrument types
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