To solve the inequality \( x - 7 < 5 \), we can isolate \( x \) as follows:
- Add 7 to both sides of the inequality: \[ x - 7 + 7 < 5 + 7 \] Simplifying this yields: \[ x < 12 \]
Now we check which of the provided values satisfy this inequality:
- I. \( 12 \): Does not satisfy \( x < 12 \) (not a solution).
- II. \( 5 \): Satisfies \( 5 < 12 \) (is a solution).
- III. \( 16 \): Does not satisfy \( x < 12 \) (not a solution).
Based on our evaluation, only value II satisfies the inequality.
The answer is II only.