I want some intuitive understanding on why there will be a range in tension in the below question. (On solving we will get that the system is at rest ($a=0$) and since its starts from rest the blocks will be stationary). Now, this seems experimentally feasible to have a unique absolute tension and I wonder why this is not the case (I initially thought friction might change but as the blocks are stationary it's not the case).
A system of two blocks and a light string are kept on two inclined faces (rough) as shown in the figure below. All the required data are mentioned in the diagram. Pulley is light and frictionless. (Take $g=10\,\text m/\text s^2$, $\sin37^\circ=3/5$) If the system is released from rest then what is the range of the tension in the string?
Note: Please assume the wedge to be at rest even though not mentioned.