[Solved] Use the Mean Value Theorem to prove that (x-1)/(x)≤ ln (x)≤ x-1 for x >
Question: Use the Mean Value Theorem to prove that \(\frac{x-1}{x}\le \ln (x)\le x-1\) for x > 1.
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