Question

Question #72db3

Answer 1

By hitting the GRAPH button and navigating through that

Explanation:

Instead of x assign values. If x is 1, your function will be `2.71/1=2.71`

If x is 2, your function will be `7.38/(2^2)=1.85`

If x is 3, your function will be `20.09/(3^2) =2.23`

Your function is not defined when x is zero.

You can try negative values and based on output you can graph your function.

`(e^x)/(x^2)`

graph{(e^x)/(x^2) [-10.58, 9.42, -2.16, 7.84]}