Answer: A
We are given the functions:
g(x)=1−x
h(x)=x−1x
Let us compute the numerator and denominator of the given expression step-by-step.
Step 1: Compute the Numerator g(h(x))
g(h(x))=1−h(x)=1−x−1x
g(h(x))=x−1(x−1)−x=x−1−1=1−x1
Step 2: Compute the Denominator h(g(x))
h(g(x))=g(x)−1g(x)=(1−x)−11−x
h(g(x))=−x1−x=xx−1
Step 3: Compute the Ratio h(g(x))g(h(x))
h(g(x))g(h(x))=xx−11−x1=1−x1⋅x−1x=(1−x)(x−1)x
Step 4: Check Option A
Let us evaluate Option A, which is g(x)h(x):
g(x)h(x)=1−xx−1x=(x−1)(1−x)x
Since this matches the ratio computed in Step 3, the correct option is A.