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Very simple NMR question wrt resonance frequency calculation

Very simple NMR question wrt resonance frequency calculation

Hi guys, I'm stuck in attempting this question and need some help understanding how to answer it.

Q.) The chemical shift of H in benzene is 7.4 ppm. what will the resonance frequency be at 200mhz

I know that the the resonance frequency is proportional to the magnetic field intensity and think I need to use the Larmor equation, Vo = gamma Bo/2pi , but can't quite understand how? Please help. Thank-you.

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