Hello there i hope you are having a great day :) Your question: A certain television is advertised as a 50-inch TV (the diagonal length). If the width of the TV is 14 inches, how many inches tall is the TV?

So you would need to used the Pythagorean theorem that would be

c^2 = a^2 + b^2

So this would equal letter C as The hypotenuse of the right angle and also letter A and B are the stands on the triangle so C would equal 50 inches and A and B would equal 14 inches.

Then the Hard bit so you would be,

1) a^2 = c^2 - b^2

2) a = √c^2 - b^2

3) a = 50^2 - 14^2

4) a = √ 2,500 - 196

5) a = √2,304

6) A = 26

So the answer would be 26 Hopefully ❤

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Solve for C a = b + c/d a. c=ad-b b. c= a+b/d c. c=ad/b d. c= ab+d

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a = b + c/d

Subtract 'b' from each side: a - b = c/d

Multiply each side by 'd' : d (a - b) = c

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