Mathematics, 16.01.2022 08:30 Guidomigoo3x

If e^x is exponential, then how come this shows that e^(x) -1 isn't exponential? Why would subtracting 1 not make it exponential anymore?

If e^x is exponential, then how come this shows that e^(x) -1 isn't exponential? Why would subtract

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