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Find tan A. A. tanA = 12/5 B. tanA = 5/12 C. tanA = 13/5 D. tanA = 5/13

Find tan A. A. tanA = 12/5 B. tanA = 5/12 C. tanA = 13/5 D. tanA = 5/13
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Find tan A.
A. tanA = 12/5
B. tanA = 5/12
C. tanA = 13/5
D. tanA = 5/13

Find tan A. A. tanA = 12/5 B. tanA = 5/12 C. tanA = 13/5 D. tanA = 5/13-example-1
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Answer:

tanA=BC/AC

BC=20

AC=48

so,BC/AC=20/48=5/12

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