Let exp(x) denotes the exponential funct...

Let exp(x) denotes the exponential function `e^(x)`. If `f(x)=exp(x^((1)/(x))),x gt0`, then the minimum value of f in the interval [2, 5] is-

A

`"exp"(e^((1)/(e)))`

B

`"exp"(2^((1)/(2)))`

C

`"exp"(5^((1)/(5)))`

D

`"exp"(3^((1)/(3)))`

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