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Let x=sin-1(12/13), so sin(x)=12/13 and we have to find tan(x).

sin(x)=12/13=opposite/hypotenuse in right triangle.

tan(x)=opposite/adjacent.

adjacent2+opposite2=hypotenuse2 (Pythagoras),

adjacent2+122=132,

adjacent2+144=169,

adjacent2=169-144=25,

adjacent=5,

tan(x)=12/5=2.4, so tan(sin-1(12/13))=2.4.

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