The area of the region bounded by the cu...

The area of the region bounded by the curve `y=e^x` and lines `x=0a n dy=e` is `e-1` (b) `int_1^e1n(e+1-y)dy` `e-int_0^1e^x dx` (d) `int_1^e1nydy`

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