Which of the following represents the letter T in the phonetic alphabet?

The phonetic alphabet, often referred to as the NATO phonetic alphabet or the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet, assigns specific words to each letter of the English alphabet to ensure clear communication, especially in situations where clarity is critical, such as radio transmissions.

In this system, the letter T is represented by the word "Tango." This selection is standardized and widely recognized in various professions, including military and aviation communication, to avoid misinterpretation of letters that may sound similar over the radio or in noisy environments.

The other words—Tiger, Tomato, and Turtle—are not part of the standardized phonetic alphabet for the letter T and can lead to confusion in critical communications. "Tango" has been specifically chosen for its clarity and distinctiveness, ensuring that it is easily understood.