What Is the Degree of e^x and log(x)?

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how to find the degree of ex and log(x).

For rational expression its deg(Numerator) - deg(denominator). Whats the procedure to be followed to find the degrees of above expressions..


Please help me :)
 
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e^x and log(x) are not polynomials, and so for them degree is meaningless.
 

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