Explain really simply and show all your work. Sketch the graph of a single function f(x) with all the following properties:f has domain (-00, 1) U(1,∞)• lim+1 f(x) = 2lim+3+ f(x)=6limx+3- f(x) = -1• f(3) = 0lim-4 f(x)=5⚫f is continuous at x = -4⚫f is NOT differentiable at x = -4•lim f(x)=00x-7• f(7)=2lim f(x)=1200limo f(x)=--0

Step 1:Let's figure out points on the graph first.We are given,f(3)=0and,limx→−4f(x)=5with the fact…

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