Asked: Is \(x < 0\) ?
(1) \(5^x < x^6\)
If x=0; 5^x = 5^0 = 1; x^6 = 0 ; 5^x =1 > x^6=0
If x=1; 5^x = 5; x^6 = 1^6 = 1; 5^x = 5 > x^6 = 1
If x=2; 5^2 = 25; x^6 = 2^6 = 64; 5^x = 25 < x^6 = 64
For all x>1; 5^x < x^6
If x=-1; 5^x = 1/5 = 0.2; (-1)^6 = 1; 5^x = .2 < x^6 = 1
If x=-2; 5^x = 1/25 = .04; (-2)^6 = 64; 5^x = .04 < x^6 = 64
For all x<0; 5^x < x^6
5^x < x^6 if x<0 or x>1
NOT SUFFICIENT
(2) \(6^x < x^5\)
If x=0; 6^x = 6^0 = 1; x^5 = 0 ; 6^x =1 > x^5=0
If x=1; 6^x = 6; x^5 = 1^5 = 1; 6^x = 6 > x^5 = 1
If x=2; 6^x = 6^2 = 36; x^5 = 2^5 = 32; 6^x = 36 > x^5 = 32
If x=3; 6^x = 6^3 = 216; x^5 = 3^5 = 243; 6^x = 216 < x^5 = 243
For all x>2; 6^x < x^5
If x=-1; 6^x = 1/6 ; (-1)^5 = -1; 6^x =1/6 > x^5 = -1
If x=-2; 6^x = 1/36 ; (-2)^5 = -32; 6^x =1/36 < x^5 = -32
For all x<0; 6^x > x^5
If 6^x < x^5 then x is NOT <0
SUFFICIENT
IMO B