What is the solution to this waves/statics problem?

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The discussion centers on solving a waves/statics problem where the expected answer is sqrt(15)Mg. Participants seek clarification on the methodology to derive this solution. Key concepts include the application of static equilibrium principles and the use of trigonometric functions to analyze forces. The conversation emphasizes the importance of clear problem representation and step-by-step calculations to arrive at the correct answer.

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The answer in the text is sqrt(15)Mg I am not sure how to obtain this from. Please advise.
 
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