If a triglyceride molecule is fully hydrolyzed during digestion, which set of monomers will be produced and available for absorption?

Only glycerol is absorbed; the fatty acid components remain in the lumen and are excreted since they are insoluble in water.

Three glycerol molecules and a single long-chain polymeric lipid that is directly absorbed intact into blood capillaries.

One glycerol molecule and three free fatty acids, which are processed for absorption and transport.

A cluster of monosaccharides and amino acids because triglyceride hydrolysis enzymatically converts carbons into sugars and nitrogen-containing monomers.