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The graph of a function fx) which is defined in [-1, 4] is shown in the adjacent figure. Identify the correct statement(s). (1) domain of `f(|x|)-1) is [-5,5]` (2) range of `f(|x|+1)` is `[0,2]` (3) range of `f(-|x|)` is [-1,0] (4) domain of `f(|x|) is [-3,3]`

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