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[" Let "f(x)" be a strictly increasing "],[" and differentiable function,then the "],[" value "lim_(x rarr0)(f(x^(2))-f(x))/(f(x)-f(0))," is equals "],[[" (A) "2],[" (B) "1]],[" (C) "-(1)/(2)],[" (D) "-1]

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