Let F be the function whose graph is shown below. Evaluate each of the following expressions. (If a limit does not exist or is undefined, enter "DNE".) 1. lim_{x ? -1^-} F(x) = DNE 2. lim_{x ? -1^+} F(x) = 3 3. lim_{x ? -1} F(x) = 3 4. F(-1) = 4 5. lim_{x ? 1^-} F(x) = 2 6. lim_{x ? 1^+} F(x) = 3 7. lim_{x ? 1} F(x) = DNE 8. lim_{x ? 3} F(x) = -1 9. F(3) = DNE The graph of y = F(x).
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