For the question below, it asks me to find the limit(x->-1)(f(x) + g(x)). I thought the answer should be 2/e, but the actual answer is 2+2/e. Could you please explain to me why?

Math 115 / Exam 1 (February 12, 2019) page 6 5. [15 points] Below is a portion of the graph of an odd function f(x), and the formula for a function g(x). Note that f(x) is linear for 11 5 x 5 14. QU WONHOH NWA CT O y = f (2) 4 6 8 10 12 14 + 1 In the following parts, evaluate each of the given quantities. If the value does not represent a real number (including the case of limits that diverge to co or -co), write DNE or "does not exist." You do not need to show work in this problem. Give your answers in exact form