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Find the value of A for which g^(-1)f(A) = h(A)?

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The functions f, g, and h are defined as follows:

f(x) = x ( for x > or = 0)

g(x) = x (ln x) (for x > or = e^-1)

h(x) = e^x (for x > or = -1)

Thus, find the value of A for which g^(-1)f(A) = h(A).

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  2. g^-1(f(A)) = h(A)

    g^-1(A) = e^A

    A = g(e^A)

    = (e^A) * ln (e^A)

    = Ae^A

    Ae^A - A = 0

    A(e^A - 1) = 0

    A = 0 or e^A = 1

    A = 0

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