In summary, to find the two unknown angles using the given information, you should first identify the information provided and then use equations such as linear, quadratic, or trigonometric equations to find the angles. It is important to consider the properties of the angles and solve for one angle at a time, using the value to find the other. If you are unable to find the unknown angles, you may need additional information or consider other geometric relationships. There may also be shortcuts or strategies, such as using the fact that angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees, to find the missing angles.
Equate horizontal components of the Tensions.
Equate sum of vertical components of tensions to the weight of the block.
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To find the 2 unknown angles, you would need to have some information about the shape or situation in which the angles are located. If you have a diagram or measurements of other angles, you can use mathematical equations and principles, such as the sum of angles in a triangle being 180 degrees, to solve for the unknown angles. If you do not have any information, it would be impossible to find the unknown angles. It is important to have all necessary information and use proper methods in order to accurately determine the unknown angles.
