1. (11 points) Use the graph of f(x) below to answer the following questions. (a) At which x-value(s) does f(x) have local extrema? (b) At which x-value(s) does f(x) have critical points? (c) On which intervals is f''(x) > 0? (d) At which x-value(s) is f(x) continuous but NOT differentiable? Evaluate the following limits: (e) lim_{x->-infinity} f(x) = (f) lim_{x->-4} f(x) = (g) lim_{x->1-} f(x) =
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