I need help 6. The G string on a guitar has a fundamental frequency of 196 Hz and a length of 0.62 m. Trevorgrows his hair long, gets some leather pants, and joins a rock band. He presses the string againstthe proper fret and produces a C note with a fundamental frequency of 262 Hz. What is thedistance between the end of the string and the fret of the guitar?

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6. The G string on a guitar has a fundamental frequency of 196 Hz and a length of 0.62 m. Trevor
grows his hair long, gets some leather pants, and joins a rock band. He presses the string against
the proper fret and produces a C note with a fundamental frequency of 262 Hz. What is the
distance between the end of the string and the fret of the guitar?

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