The area enclosed by y=sqrt(5-x^(2)) and...

The area enclosed by `y=sqrt(5-x^(2))` and `y=|x-1|` is

A

`((5pi)/(4)-2)` sq units

B

`((5pi-2)/(2))` sq units

C

`((5pi)/(4)-(1)/(2))` sq units

D

`((pi)/(2)-5)` sq units

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