Lecture

Natural Logarithm: Graph

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This lecture covers the study of the natural logarithm function, showing its properties such as strict growth, limits at the boundaries of its domain, continuity, and differentiability. It also explores the graph of the natural logarithm, emphasizing its bijectivity and the significance of the Euler's number 'e'.

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