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If g(x) = -sqrt(25-x^(2)) the lim(x rarr...

If `g(x) = -sqrt(25-x^(2))` the `lim_(x rarr 1) (g(x)-g(1))/(x-1) = `

A

`3/sqrt(24)`

B

`1/sqrt(24)`

C

`-1/sqrt(24)`

D

`-3/sqrt(24)`

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