32” TV height: 16” width: _____
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_____ TV height: 34” width: 61”
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60” TV height: 30” width: _____
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_____ TV height: 20” width: 35”
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52” TV height: _____ width: 45”
i dont get it i need help
Sure! Let's break down the information provided for each TV size:
1. 32" TV - The height is given as 16", and we need to find the width. Unfortunately, the width is not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot determine the width of this TV.
2. _____ TV - The height is given as 34" and the width as 61". Since the width is provided, we can fill in the blank with the appropriate width: 61".
3. 60" TV - The height is given as 30", and we need to find the width. Unfortunately, the width is not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot determine the width of this TV.
4. _____ TV - The height is given as 20" and the width as 35". Since the width is provided, we can fill in the blank with the appropriate width: 35".
5. 52" TV - The width is given as 45", and we need to find the height. Unfortunately, the height is not provided in the given information. Therefore, we cannot determine the height of this TV.
In summary, we can determine the width of the second and fourth TVs (61" and 35" respectively) based on the information given. However, we do not have enough information to determine the height or width of the first, third, and fifth TVs.
tv's are size designated by the length of the screen diagonal
height^2 + width^2 = diagonal^2
this looks like practice with the Pythagorean theorem