What note is found at the 10th fret of the 3rd string?

The note found at the 10th fret of the 3rd string, which is the G string, is indeed F. To understand this, it is important to know the standard tuning of a guitar. The 3rd string is tuned to G in standard tuning. As you move up the fretboard, each fret corresponds to a half step increase in pitch.

Starting from the open string, which is G at the 0th fret, you can calculate the notes that follow as you move up to the 10th fret. The notes on the 3rd string in order from the open string are: G (open string), G# (1st fret), A (2nd fret), A# (3rd fret), B (4th fret), C (5th fret), C# (6th fret), D (7th fret), D# (8th fret), E (9th fret), and finally, F (10th fret).

Thus, reaching the 10th fret brings you to F. This systematic approach to counting the frets and understanding the chromatic scale helps in navigating the fretboard effectively, allowing musicians to find notes quickly.