Find the area enclosed by the graph of `y=log_(e)(x+1),`y-axis, and the line y=1
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`y=log_(e)(x+1)` `therefore" "x+1=e^(y)` `rArr" "x=e^(y)-1` From the figure, required area (Intergrating along y-axis) `A=underset(0)overset(1)int(e^(y)-1)dy=[e^(y)-y]_(0)^(1)` `=e^(1)-1-1+0` `=e-2` `"Also, "A=(e-1)xx1-overset(e-1)underset(0)intlog_(e)(x+1)dx=(e-1)-overset(e)underset(1)intlog_(e)x dx` `=(e-1)-1=e-2`
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