Is this the full question?
Depending on what type of triangle it is, for a right triangle you would use sin inverse=(opposite/hypotenuse), cos inverse=(adjacent/hypotenuse), or tan inverse=(opposite/adjacent). For any other triangle you would refer to the Law of sines where side a/sine of angle A=side b/sine of angle B and same goes for C
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The equation of the slope of the tangent line L is obtained by deriving the equation of the hyperbola:


The numerical value of the slope is:

The component of the y-axis is:

Now, the tangent line has the following mathematical model:

The value of the intercept is found by isolating it within the equation and replacing all known variables:


Thus, the tangent line is:

The vertical distance between a point of the tangent line and the origin is given by the intercept.

In order to find horizontal distance between a point of the tangent line and the origin, let equalize y to zero and clear x:




The area of the triangle is computed by this formula:



Answer:
11th term is 0
Step-by-step explanation:
30, 27 , 24 ,......0
a = first term = 30
Common difference = second term - first term = 27 - 30 = -3
nth term = a+(n-1)*d
a + (n-1)d = 0
30 + (n - 1) *(-3) = 0
30 + n*(-3) -1*(-3) = 0
30 - 3n + 3 = 0
-3n + 33 = 0
-3n = -33
n = -33/-3
n = 11