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​A string is 6 m long and vibrates with a fundamental frequency of 2000 Hz. If...

​A string is 6 m long and vibrates with a fundamental frequency of 2000 Hz. If you fret down 1/3 ​of the way what is the new fundamental frequency? ​

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