Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
If you mean a whole, sorry if its incorrect
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
The domain is all real numbers, the function is a variant of linear, which could be expressed in the form of y=mx+b as y = -w + 17.5, therefore all real numbers is the domain and the range.
A is the answer to the equation
