1. Let us find the domains of the functions "f(x)=\\frac{ \\sqrt{x+7}}{ x+4}" and "g(x) = \\frac{3}{|x| + 2}." The domain of function "f" consists of all real numbers "x" such that "x+7\\ge0" and "x\\ne-4." Therefore, this domain is equal to "[-7,-4)\\cup(-4,+\\infty)." Since "|x|+2>0" for each "x\\in\\R," we conclude that the domain of the function "g" is the set "\\R" of all real numbers.
2. Let us draw the graph of "f(x) =x^3:"
Then use it together with the shift 3 units to the right and 4 units downward to sketch the graph of the function "g(x) =(x - 3)^3 - 4:"
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