At which fret is the note D found on the 2nd (B) string?

The note D is found on the 2nd string (B string) at the 3rd fret. Understanding how to find notes on the guitar fretboard involves knowing the natural note sequence (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and how the notes are laid out across the strings.

Starting from the open B string, which is a B note, you can find the note names by progressing along the frets: the 1st fret gives you C, the 2nd fret gives you C#, and the 3rd fret gives you D. This pattern follows the chromatic scale, where each fret up the neck corresponds to a half step up in pitch.

Thus, locating D on the B string requires counting up from the open string through the frets accurately, landing at the 3rd fret for the D note. This reinforces the importance of familiarity with both the natural notes and the fretboard layout when identifying notes.