Asked by james

hey plz help yall but here is the question the size of a tv is given its length by the lengths of its diagonal that is the distance from one corner if the screen to the opposite side if a tv has he width of 36 inches and the height of 15 inches what size is the tv
A)39
B)43
C)47
D)51 .........
Answered by Ms. Sue
I don't understand your question.
Please repost it with appropriate capitalization and punctuation.
Answered by james
the size of a tv is given its length by the lengths of its diagonal that is the distance from one corner if the screen to the opposite side. if a tv has he width of 36 inches and the height of 15 inches. what size is the tv?
A)39
B)43
C)47
D)51 .........

i think D am i right plz help meee
Answered by james
is that better
Answered by Ms. Sue
No!
Answered by james
ughhh well idk how to put it thats the same way it is in on my paper
Answered by james
does anyone else know how to do it or know if im right
Answered by james
so miss sue if im right imma trying to figure out what the size of the tv is so what i did was take my 2 numbers which are 36 and 15 and i added them and got 51 and if i subtract or multiply or divide 36 and 15 i dont get a answer so i went with d
Answered by Reiny
I am certain that the question is NOT written like that on your paper.

Look at the left and right side of your keyboard. You will see a key labeled "shift". Hold it down and press p, well how about that, it comes out P.
Try it with the other letters, then type the question in proper English.
Answered by james
well i was wrong idk how they got there answer they got 39 idk if miss sue is even listenting to me
Answered by anonymous
I would recommend replacing things like "plz" and "idk" with the full words!!
Also using your periods and commas! Maybe that'll help miss sue understand.

-anonymous
Answered by Reiny
diagonal^2 = 15^2 + 36^2 = 1521
diagonal = √1521 = 39

Using good ol' Pythagoras.
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