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Also, what inputs does it have? Because you're asking people to guess based on very limited information.
Methinks you could find out every detail and a link to the manufacturers support page to remove all uncertainty. But I suppose it just depends whether you prefer guesses or accurate information.
some tvs have them mixed like this
https://imgur.com/a/sFbCsEK
just plug the composite into the green/yellow and red/white into the red/white audio ports
and set the input to component/composite