If the Farthest Viewer is 480 inches away from the screen and viewing with a 3% Element Height, what is the height of the image?

To determine the correct height of the image for the Farthest Viewer positioned 480 inches away from the screen with a viewable element height of 3%, we can start by calculating the height of the image based on the provided distance and percentage.

First, we use the formula that relates distance to the element height, specifically:

Image Height = Distance to Viewer × Percentage of Element Height

In this case:

• Distance to Viewer = 480 inches

• Percentage of Element Height = 3% or 0.03 in decimal form

Now applying the values to the formula:

Image Height = 480 inches × 0.03

= 14.4 inches

However, this value doesn't match with the options provided. Thus, interpreting the question may suggest that we are meant to find the total image size seen by the viewer based on a standard screen ratio (for instance, if treating it in relation to how image sizes are often represented).

The total height of the image often relates to the aspect ratio and how large it appears when specifically determined in viewing distance, often requiring a more standard calculation in audiovisual design.

Upon reviewing the choices, it seems plausible that the interpretation of height could be a factor that represents the image when considering larger