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Answer 1

`\textsf{tan(A)}=(4)/(3)`

Explanation:

The trig ratio for tan is:
`\textsf{tan}(x)=\mathsf{(O)/(A)}` where

• 
  `x` is the angle
• O = side OPPOSITE to the angle
• A = side ADJACENT to the angle

For angle A:

O = 12

A = 9

`\implies \textsf{tan(A)}=(12)/(9)\\\\\implies \textsf{tan(A)}=(4)/(3)`

Answer 2

`tan(A) = (4)/(3)`

Explanation:

Here we see tan(B) has opposite side of 12 and adjacent of 9

using the formula:

`tan(A) = (opposite )/(adjacent)`

`tan(A) = (12)/(9)`

`tan(A) = (4)/(3)`