Equilibrium of a Particle: Finding the Unstretched Length of a Spring

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Homework Statement


The question are included in the picture that are uploaded. So i know that for these systems to be at equilibrium, the net force in the x and y-axis must equal to zero. I wanted to write in the question and the diagram but i don't know how else to put it.
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Homework Equations


F=ks, ∑F x=0, ∑Fy=0


The Attempt at a Solution


I tried breaking it down into components for x and y but i don't know what value to use to determine the unstretched length of the spring.[/B]
 
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Type in the problem text please. And read it. What is the question? Show your work in detail.