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You find yourself trapped on the seventeenth floor in a burning building. You open the window and look downward to the street: too far to jump."You look up and down the street and see a friend of yours in another building leaning out the window, You call him on your cell phone and explain your situation. You also tell him you found some rope in a janitor's closet. As you speak to him, he points to a flagpole that is just at the base of his window. He suggests throwing one end of the rope to him and tying the rope between the base of your window and the flagpole. Then you can shee down the rope to safety. He is on the sixth floor of his building, which is across a street that is 20.0 m wide, building-to-building, and his window is 14:0 m farther down the street than yours How long a rope (in m) do you need? (Assume each floor of the buildings is 2.0 m high with figor to ceiling windows. Also assume the ground floor is the first floor Find the minimum length of the rope. not including the amount of rope tied at the ends, and not accounting for any sag in the rope.) Need Helpz