For a hyperbola

where

the directrix is the line

and the focus is at (0, c).
Here, we have c = 5, a² = 9, so b² = 5² - 9 = 16.
a = √9 = 3
b = √16 = 4
Your hyperbola's constants are ...
a = 3
b = 4
______
Please note that the equation of a hyperbola has a negative sign for one of the terms. The equation given in your problem statement is that of an ellipse.
The formula for determining the distance of the focus from the vertex is as follows,
f = x² / 4a
where f is focus, x is the radius (half the value of diameter), and a is the depth. Substituting the known values to the given equation,
f = (30/2 mm)² / (4)(5 mm)
f = 11.25 mm
<em>ANSWER: 11.25 mm</em>
178.50 = 11.90y + 10.50x ⇒ equation in standard form.
As the angles are complementary sin A = cos B and sin B = cos A
so sin A + sin B = 0.55 + 0.83 = 1.38