Obtain what is the frequency

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You hear a faucet dripping steadily in your bathroom sink, and decide to measure the frequency of the drips. You start a stopwatch on hearing a drip. Calling that the first drip, you count succeeding drips and stop the watch on the fifteenth drip. The watch reads 54 second. Evaluate what is the frequency?

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