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the domain of the ln function is all positive numbers so solve x-x^2>0 --> x>x^2 --> 1>x
Thanks, dumbcow. How could I overcomplicate such a simple problem! I did x(1-x)>0 1-x>0 -x>-1 x<1 stupid
no prob btw common mistake ;)
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