Answer to Question #85026 in Calculus for Santimeri

Question #85026

The range of the function f, defined by
f(x)=e^(-x)/(1+x) on [0,∞[, is ]−∞,0[ .
Is the statement true or false?
Give a short proof or a counter example in
support of your answer.

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