[" Let "e^(f(x))=ln x." If "g(x)" is the...

[" Let "e^(f(x))=ln x." If "g(x)" is the inverse function of "f(x)" then "g'(x)" equal to: "],[[" (A) "e^(x)," (B) "e^(x)+x," (C) "e^(x+e^(x))," (D) "e^(x+ln x)]]

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