For , define . For which values of does the equation have at least one solution in…

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For a>0a>0, define fa(x)=ln⁡x−axf_a(x)=\ln x - a x. For which values of aa does the equation fa(x)=0f_a(x)=0 have at least one solution in the interval (1,e)(1,e)? (a) 0<a≤1e0<a\le \dfrac{1}{e} (b) 0<a<1e0<a<\dfrac{1}{e} (c) 1e<a<1\dfrac{1}{e}<a<1 (d) 1≤a<e1\le a<e

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