Explanation Given: The density of silicon, ρ = 2300 kg/m 3 The initial frequency of cantilever, f o = 12 MHz The decrease in frequency, Δ f = − 50 Hz A cantilever of mass ( m ) can be modeled as a block of mass ( 1 3 m ) . The dimension of the cantilever, 4000 nm × 400 nm × 100 nm Formula Used: Density: ρ = M V Here, M is the mass and V is the volume. f = 1 2 π k m f = 1 2 π k m d f = 1 2 π ( − 1 2 ) k m − 3 / 2 d m d m = − 2 m d f f Calculation: Volume: V = 4000

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