What are the one-sided limits of g(x) around the vertical asymptote x = -1?
lim g(x) = o and
lim g(x) = oC
X-1
lim g(x) = oo and lim g(x) = - 0
*+-1-
*-1*
lim g(x) = - oo and lim g(x) =
*--1-
X --1-
lim g(x) = - and lim g(x) = – 0
X-1
X = -1

D. 1

Step-by-step explanation:

You are given the values of x that correspond to g(x).

Then you are given f(g(1)), the function of f, the function of g(x) at 1.

When x is 1, g(x) is 0.

f(x) is 3 times the square root of x plus 1.

Since x is now 0, three times the square root of 0 is still zero. The one remains.