Step 1: Understanding the Concept
As \(x\to1\), \(\log_{3}3x=1+\log_{3}x\to1\) and \(\log_{x}8=\dfrac{\log 8}{\log x}\to\infty\). This is the form \(1^{\infty}\).
Step 2: Use the rule for 1 to the infinity
\(\lim f^{g}=e^{\lim g(f-1)}\).
Step 3: Compute the exponent
\(g(f-1)=\dfrac{\log 8}{\log x}\cdot\log_{3}x=\dfrac{\log8}{\log x}\cdot\dfrac{\log x}{\log3}=\log_{3}8\).
Step 4: Result
The limit is \(e^{\log_{3}8}\).
Final Answer:
The limit is e raised to log base 3 of 8.
\[ \boxed{\text{(A) }e^{\log_{3}8}} \]