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Find the numerical value of the expression ln(1/e)
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\[\ln = \ln_e\]
Natural log has its base as \(e\)..
And : Logarithm property says : \[\ln_a(a) = 1\]
Also : there is one more property that: \[\ln(a)^m = m \cdot \ln(a)\]
Also: \[\frac{1}{e} = e^{-1}\]
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