1. The problem asks to identify the correct expression for $\tan(b)$ in a right triangle.
2. Recall the definition of tangent in a right triangle: $$\tan(\theta) = \frac{\text{opposite side}}{\text{adjacent side}}$$
3. From the problem, angle $b$ has opposite side labeled $L$ and adjacent side labeled $K$.
4. Therefore, $$\tan(b) = \frac{L}{K}$$
5. Checking the options, option B states $$\tan(b) = \frac{L}{K}$$ which matches our result.
6. Hence, the correct statement is option B.
Tan B Ratio 3E796B
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