How can I get the zeros of this function....????? f(x)=(8x+3)/(11-x)

I would like to have a graph shown and a table to see how the equation is going to come out please.
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Simply solve for f(x)=0. This happens only when 8x+3=0, 8x=-3, x=-⅜.

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