Mathematics, 25.04.2021 03:00, CassidgTab

PLEASE HELP This could be the graph of:
O A. In(x+3)-4
O B. In(x+3)
O c. ln(x) + 4
O d. In(x-3)+4

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This could be the graph of:
O A. In(x+3)-4
O B. In(x+3)
O c. ln(x) + 4
O d. In(x-

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PLEASE HELP This could be the graph of:
O A. In(x+3)-4
O B. In(x+3)
O c. ln(x) +...