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If f(5) = 7 and f'(5) = 7, then "lim(x-5...

If f(5) = 7 and f'(5) = 7, then `"lim_(x-5)(xt(5)-5t(x))/(x-5)` is equal to:

A

35

B

`-35`

C

28

D

`-28 `

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