In the given triangle ABC, let AH be the median for BC. Let G be the centroid i.e. G is the point of intersection of the medians AD, BE and CF.
Let GH be the height of

GBC and FK be the height of

FBC relative to the side BC.
Using the property of median that it divides in the ratio 1:2, we get
CG = 2/3 CF = 2/3. 15 = 10.
BG = 2/3 BE = 2/3 . 9√5 = 6√5.
This means

BFK is ismilar to

BAD.
Hence, FK/AD = BF/BA.
Now BF= ½ BA (Since CF is the median)
Hence, FK = ½ AD = ½ . 18 = 9.
On similar lines we get,

CGH is similar to

CFK.
So, CG/CF = GH/FK
Hence, 10/15 = GH/FK
This means, GH = 2/3 FK = 2/3. 9 = 6.
Now, usinh pythagoras theorem in

GHB, we get
GH2 + HB2 = GB2.
Hence, 62 + HB2 = (6√5)2.
Hence, this gives, HB2 = 180-36 = 144
Hence, HB = 12.
Again using Pythagoras theorem in

GHC, we get
GH2 + HC2 = GC2.
62 + HC2 = 102.
Hence, HC = 8.
Now, BC = HB + HC = 12 + 8 = 20.
Hence, the length of BC is 20.