Proving the Inverse Relationship of ln(x) and e^x

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Homework Statement


How do you prove ln(e^x) = x?


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I just memorized this but want to know how I can prove this
 
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It's the definition of ln(x) that it is the inverse of e^x. If you want another way then ln(e^x)=x*ln(e). What's ln(e)?