Concept:The domain of a logarithmic function requires its argument to be positive, and the domain of sin−1 requires its argument to be in [−1,1].Explanation:For the first term, let λ=x2−10x+85.The condition log3(log5(7−log2λ)) is defined requires:1. λ>0 (always true)2. 7−log2λ>0⇒log2λ<7⇒λ<273. log5(7−log2λ)>0⇒7−log2λ>1⇒log2λ<6⇒λ<26So 0<λ<26, i.e., 0<x2−10x+85<64.Solve x2−10x+85<64 gives x2−10x+21<0⇒(x−3)(x−7)<0⇒x∈(3,7).For the second term, 17−x3x−7≤1, which is equivalent to (3x−7)2≤(17−x)2 and x=17.Simplify: 9x2−42x+49≤289−34x+x2⇒8x2−8x−240≤0⇒x2−x−30≤0⇒(x−6)(x+5)≤0⇒x∈[−5,6].Intersect the two domains: (3,7)∩[−5,6]=(3,6].Thus α=3, β=6.Answer:α+β=3+6=9, which corresponds to option D.