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suppose f(x)=e^x -1 Find its domain and range, and then find inverse function and its domain
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suppose f(x)=e^x-1. Find its domain and range, and then find inverse function and its domain and range.
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This is an exercise among a collection of selected problems from Calculus 1 I university or college level course. Ideal for Concordia McGill Harvard Boston New York Oxford Manchester California Stanford Massachusetts Princeton Cambridge Chicago London Yale Columbia Duke Michigan Cornell Toronto Washington Austin Texas Hong Kong Ohio Purdue Leiden Ecole polytechnique Sydney Basel Bristol Durham Tokyo Russia Monash McMaster Stockholm Montreal Quebec Paris Geneva trinity Indiana Leeds Utah Stanford Yale Imperial college Johns Hopkins Duke Cornell Georgia technology Universities and more.
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MATH 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 208, 209. Check our Math Video Solutions
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Algebra 2, Abstract Algebra, Applied Mathematics, CLEP, CLEP Calculus,
CLEP College Algebra, CLEP College Mathematics, COMPASS, COMPASS Mathematics,
Calculus for Economics, Calculus for Business, Pre-Calculus Calculus 1,
Calculus 2, , Calculus 3, Vector Calculus, Multivariable Calculus,
Matrices, College Math, Competition Math, Differential Equations,
Laplace Transform, Mathematics for Engineering, GCSE Mathematics,
GED Math, GRE Quantitative, GRE Subject Test in Mathematics,
GRE Subject Tests, Geometry, Graduate Test Prep, HSPT, HSPT Math,
IB Mathematical Studies, IB Mathematics, ISEE, ISEE-Lower Level Mathematics Achievement,
ISEE-Middle Level Mathematics Achievement, ISEE-Upper Level Mathematics Achievement,
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