And because in this protein, we have one alanine, one arginine, one phenylalanine, and one aspartate, the height of these values will be exactly the same. But because we had two glycine amino acids, what that means is this will be twice as high as any other one of these slopes. And so what that means is we have twice as many of the glycine. So in this case, we have one, two as these other ones. So we have one, one, one, and two. And so in this manner, by using this step three, we can basically determine what the relative amount is of each one of these amino acids in our protein.