[Steps Shown] Show that the given equation has exactly one solution in the indicted interval. e^-x=x-1; on [1,
Question: Show that the given equation has exactly one solution in the indicted interval.
\[{{e}^{-x}}=x-1\] ; on [1, 2]
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