There are $2$ towers that are each $10$m high. A rope that is $15$m long is strung between the tops of the towers. At its lowest point the rope sags $2.5$m about the ground (see schematic diagram). How far apart are the towers?
I started attempting the question but found nothing relevant, and now I'm confused from where even to start with the question.
Plz someone help Me in solving this!
P.S-I don’t have a ton of knowledge in mathematics. An answer using elementary math would be appreciated.

Answer: zero meters.
The image is deceptive here. If you were to string a 15 meter rope between two 10 meter tall towers and then imagine scooting the two towers closer and closer to each other, what would be the lowest point the rope would reach? That would occur when the rope went only straight down and straight back up again without any horizontal breadth to it. In that case, exactly half of the rope's length would be spent going down, and the other half spent going back up. In other words: the lowest the rope could reach would be 15/2 = 7.5 meters down from the top. For 10 meter tall towers, that would leave exactly 2.5 meters of air space at the bottom which is exactly what we have! Therefore the two towers must be right next to each other, since otherwise the lowest point in the rope would have to be higher than 2.5 meters.