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Which of the following is correct

✓
$\tan 1 > \tan 2$
B
$\tan 1 = \tan 2$
C
$\tan 1 < \tan 2$
D
$\tan 1 = 1$

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

$\tan 1 > \tan 2$

a
As, $\tan 1=1.557$

and $\tan 2=-2.185$

Clearly, $\tan 1 > \tan 2$

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