Transmitter rope
A television transmitter 108 m high is anchored at 2/3 of its height (from the ground) by three ropes of equal length. How many meters of rope are needed for anchoring if it is embedded at a distance of 54 m from the foot of the mast, and we count 10% of the length of ropes for anchoring in addition?
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