Question

How do you graph `y=(lnx)/x`?

Answer 1

See explanation

Explanation:

Natural log of numbers:

`Ln1=0`
`Ln2=0.693`
`Ln3=1.099`
`Ln4=1.386`
`Ln5=1.609`

Your function
at x=2, `y=0.3465`
at x=3, `y=0.366`
at x=4, `y=0.347`
at x=5, `y=0.321` etc.

The graph is given below:

graph{(lnx)/x [-5.46, 14.54, -7, 3]}