Calculate what is the tension on the string

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A high-E string on a guitar has a length of 0.635 meters and a mass of 2.51E-4 kg (both of these refer only to the "speaking" section of the string). When tuned properly, its fundamental frequency is 329.63 Hz. What is the tension on the string?

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