Tension in a string last problem.

[pokeefer]

Homework Statement

A 1.0 kg pendulum bob is suspended from a string 1.0 m long. The pendulum swings until the string makes an angle of 22 degrees with the vertical. At this point

Homework Equations

I can't remember

The Attempt at a Solution

a.) What is the tension in the string?

Answer: Ft = mgcostheta Ft = 9.09N

b.) What is the component of the force of gravity at right angles to the string?

Answer: Fg = mgsintheta = 3.67N

c.) What is the acceleration of the pendulum bob?

Answer: a = gsintheta = 3.67 m/s^2

d.) If the pendulum is held with a string fastened to the bob and held horizontally as shown, what would be the tension in the original string (not the horizontal one). (3 marks)

I don't know the answer to part D

The graph looks like this:

http://i53.tinypic.com/23rwa5l.jpg

Thanks.

 

[The legend]

the tension would be in a way "shared" by both the strings. So drawing a FBD equate vertical and horizontal components and get your answer.
And your part 1) is wrong too,
Tcos(theta)=mg

And i think your c) part is wrong too, use the equation above, if it helps.