Given $F(x) = 4x+5$, with $\alpha = 2$ and $\epsilon = \frac{1}{2}$, find the limit $L$ as $x \to \alpha$ and the corresponding maximum $\delta$.
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- $L=13$ and $\delta=1/8$
- $L=13$ and $\delta=1/4$
- $L=8$ and $\delta=1/8$
- $L=13$ and $\delta=1/2$
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