Write z = x+iy. Then u = x²+y²−5x+2 and v = 5y. Cauchy–Riemann requires 2x−5 = 5 and 2y = 0. Thus x = 5,y = 0. The partials are continuous, so differentiability holds at **z = 5, B**.
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