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For a simple (ie back and forth, not horizontally circular) pendulum which direction is the centripical force? Tcos(theta) or just T? T being the tension force along the length of the string. Diagram attached.

Question asks for "equation of motion". Does it want a function of acceleration in terms of time... or the full gambit? (ie displacment and velocity)

Really? Which module do you think this is most true for? Volumes/Mechanics I'm guessing.

What school do you go to?

: O :mad1:

"This degree is subject to final approval." Not so sure.

Re: Bachelor of Science and Technology (Physics and Engineering) Not sure if I'll have the marks for BSc/BE, 86? On the other hand it looks like BST Physics, Engineering + 2 years = BSc/BE Which looks pretty attractive to me. If you read the site B. Liberal Arts and Science won't offer an...

Re: Bachelor of Science and Technology (Physics and Engineering) Really? Why? B.S.T seems a good way to get a combined degree if physics is the priority. Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science * - Course Info for Future Students - The University of Sydney Anybody know about this? :confused:

Bachelor of Science and Technology (Physics and Engineering) I want to study physics. Would Majoring in Physics in though the B. Science and Technology degree be worthwhile? Is anybody taking this degree? How useful would the engineering major be on top of a physics major in the job industry...