What are the tensions in the two upper cables tl and tr

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A mass of 50 kg hangs from a cable that, in turn, is tied to two other cables. The two upper cables make angles of 45 degrees and 65 degrees with the horizontal. What are the tensions in the two upper cables, TL and TR? (draw a free-body diagram)

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