What is the chemical shift and larmar frequncy of proton

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When a 200 MHz NMR is used to measure a proton. The measured Larmar frequency is 199999900 Hz. What is the value of chemical shift? When a 400 MHz NMR is used to measure the same proton, what is the chemical shift and Larmar frequncy of this proton?

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