What is the typical Farthest Viewer distance for a screen when the height is set to 54 inches for clear visibility?

To determine the typical Farthest Viewer distance for a screen with a height of 54 inches, it is important to apply standard ratios used in audiovisual design. One common guideline for optimal viewing distance is that it should generally be 6 to 8 times the height of the screen, depending on the type of content being viewed.

When the screen height is set at 54 inches, multiply this height by 6 to 8 to find the recommended distance. For example, at a 6:1 ratio, the distance would be 54 inches multiplied by 6, resulting in 324 inches. This distance supports a clear and comfortable viewing experience without straining the viewers' eyes or compromising image quality.

The option that reflects this calculation correctly is 324 inches, making it the appropriate choice for Farthest Viewer distance in this scenario. The other choices do not align with these established viewing distance guidelines and suggest distances that are either too far or disproportionate relative to the screen height.