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Let `f:R->[0,oo)` be such that `lim_(x->5) f(x)` exists and `lim_(x->5)([f(x)]^2-9)/(sqrt(|x-5|))=0.` then, `lim_(x->6) f(x)` equals to

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10

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1

C

2

D

3

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