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Using mean value theorem prove that for, `agt0,bgt0,|e^(-a)-e^(-b)|lt|a-b|`.

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SURA PUBLICATION-APPLICATIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS-EXERCISE 7.3
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