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Use triangle abc to find the value of tan A please help I posted the picture with the problem so lost please help

Use triangle abc to find the value of tan A please help I posted the picture with-example-1
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The formula for tangent is,


tan \theta=(Opposite side)/(Adjacent side)

In the given triangle ABC, BC is the opposite side and AC is the adjacent side. So,


tan A=(BC)/(AC)


tan A=(7)/(24)

So, C is the correct choice.

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The given triangle is a right triangle which is right angled at angle C.

For angle A the adjacent side is AC,the opposite side is BC while hypotenuse is AB .In the given triangle adjacent =24 ,opposite =7 and hypotenuse =25.

Tan of any angle is the ratio of opposite and adjacent .

Tan =
(opposite)/(adjacent)

Tan A=
(7)/(24)

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