Concept:The minimum of a logarithmic function with an increasing base is achieved at the minimum of its argument (a quadratic).Explanation:We have f(x)=log10(x2+2x+11).Since log10 is an increasing function, the minimum of f occurs where the quadratic inside the log is smallest.The quadratic x2+2x+11 can be written as (x+1)2+10.This is always at least 10, and the minimum 10 is reached at x=−1.Alternatively, set the derivative f′(x)=0: x2+2x+112x+2=0, giving x=−1.Then f(−1)=log10((−1)2+2(−1)+11)=log10(1−2+11)=log1010=1.Thus the minimum value of f(x) is 1.Answer:B. 1