If I have a flat for a note in the key signature, and then in a bar the same note with an flat symbol, does that mean the note is "double flatted"?

For example in the key of D Minor with hash one flat (B♭): This means that all B's are actually B♭'s. But if I have a B♭ in a bar , does that mean it's actually B♭♭ (A)?

Another example:

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Here it is the third note that has a flat by itself as well as in the key signature. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/oELRR.png

If I have a flat for a note in the key signature, and then in a bar the same note with an flat symbol, does that mean the note is "double flatted"?

For example in the key of D Minor with hash one flat (B♭): This means that all B's are actually B♭'s. But if I have a B♭ in a bar , does that mean it's actually B♭♭ (A)?

Another example:

Here it is the third note that has a flat by itself as well as in the key signature.

If i have a flat for a note in the key signature, and then in a bar the same note with an flat symbol, does that mean the note is "double flatted"?

For example in the key of D Minor with hash one flat (B♭): This means that all B's are actually B♭'s. But if i have a B♭ in a bar , does that mean it's actually B♭♭ (A)?

Another example:

![enter image description here][1]

Here it is the third note that has a flat by itself as well as in the key signature [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/oELRR.png

If I have a flat for a note in the key signature, and then in a bar the same note with an flat symbol, does that mean the note is "double flatted"?

For example in the key of D Minor with hash one flat (B♭): This means that all B's are actually B♭'s. But if I have a B♭ in a bar , does that mean it's actually B♭♭ (A)?

Another example:

![enter image description here][1]

Here it is the third note that has a flat by itself as well as in the key signature. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/oELRR.png