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So, this right here is the frequency. A cycle per second is also called a hertz.

So we can say, we can say that the length, the length is equal to 4,400.

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From when it was 11 inches, when it was slightly longer, our frequency was 400 cycles per second.

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We need to multiply both sides by 400 cycles per second. 400 cycles per second.

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So we get 10 inches, 10 inches. They are equal to 4400, as you could imagine, these units are a little cumbersome. But 4400 cycles times inches.

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And then you have cycles inches over second divided by inches. Well the inches cancel out with inches and you are just left with cycles, cycles per second. And then obviously, one over F times F cancels out to just being one.

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Multiply the left hand side by 400 cycles, cycles per second. And the left hand side becomes 400 times 11, well four times 11 is 44. So 400 times 11 is 4400 and then we have, in our units, just for out of interest, our units are cycles time inches per second.

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An 11 inch, and it's actually the vib, it's the vibrations of the string affecting the, the air, and then, the, the air compressions eventually get to our eardrum. And that's what actually gives us the, the perception the sound, but we don't want to delve too much into the physics of it. An 11 inch string has a frequency.