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The first condition f(1) = 0 means that when x = 1, y = 0, which is represented in the following part of the graph:

Next, we are told that at f(3) is undefined. In this case, this is represented by the empty dot when x = 3. The empty dot means it is undefined in this function (graph below, red circle).

The following condition:


\lim_(x\to3)f(x)=1

Is saying that when x approaches the 3 value, y = 1 which is also represented in the graph by the blue line:

The next condition states that when x approaches 0 from the positive side, y approaches –∞ (red arrow shown in the graph below):


\lim_(x\to0^+)f(x)=-\infty

Similarily,


\lim_(x\to2)f(x)=\infty

states that when x approaches 2, y approaches ∞ (yellow arrow shown in the graph below):

Finally,


\lim_(x\to4)f(x)=\infty

states that when x approaches 4, y approaches ∞ (red arrow shown in the graph below):

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