Consider the graph of the function y= f(1) below.3)y+f(x)1.-1-10.3.Use the grapph to determine the following limits and function values: If the limit does notexist, write DNE If the function is not defined, write ND.(a) lim f(r)-(b) /(0) =(c) lim f(a)=(d)/0)3=2.

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Consider the graph of the function y f(x) below. 2. y=f(x) 0. -1 3. 4 Use the graph to determine the following limits and function values. If the limit does not exist, write DNE. If the function is not defined, write ND. (a) lim f(r)= (b) /(0)= (c) lim f(r)= (d)/(3)=