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Date Posted: 18:33:11 02/19/04 Thu
Author: Steph
Subject: Bifilar pendulums

Why do people only put things on the internet about bifilar pendulums if they're only to do with moments of inertia? Geeks! Why can't they put the easy equation up? You know, T=4Pi x (k-squared x upon g-squared d) to the half? Does anybody know what k's supposed to be?

I bet this is just a trick question and I'm going to fail this investigation because you were meant to say that it didn't work, even though your results completely supported it working.

Arse.

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