How would I find the 2 unknown angles ? :P

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The discussion focuses on solving for two unknown angles in a physics problem involving tensions. Participants emphasize the importance of equating the horizontal components of the tensions and the sum of the vertical components to the weight of the block. This method ensures accurate calculations of the angles based on the forces acting on the system.

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Equate horizontal components of the Tensions.
Equate sum of vertical components of tensions to the weight of the block.
 

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