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The negative edge triggered JK flip-flop in the Figure has J and K inputs tied to Logic High and a square wave of $10$ cycles/second is applied to its clock (C) input.

The frequency of the output Q (in cycles/second) is $\_\_\_\_$.

(rounded off to two decimal places)

 

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