In /\ABC, right angled at B, AB=3, BC=4 ...

In `/_\ABC`, right angled at B, `AB=3`, `BC=4` and `CA=5`. Then value of `tan^2C+1` is:

A

`12/9`

B

`9/12`

C

`25/16`

D

`15/9`

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