How do I plot the graph of f(x) = 4/(x+3)?

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Problem drawing graph, please help!

Hi everyone, I'm struggling to draw the graph of f(x) = 4/(x+3)

I'm just wondering how you go about plotting a graph like this and the process you use to do it. Thanks for your time
 
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Well, first think about the domain of the function. Then think about some limits of interest.

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Learn to draw y = 1/x, first then realize what transformation maps y = 1/x on to y = 1/(x+3). The 4 only represents a one-way stretch in the y-direction, doesn't it.