in f(x)=ln(x/x-1) how would you write an exporession for f^-1(x), where f^-1(x) denotes the inverse of f(x)

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I assume the correct expression is
y=f(x)=ln(x/(x-1))
taking inverse of ln(),
ey = x/(x-1)
(x-1)ey = x
x = ey / (e(y -1)
Therefore
f-1(x) = ex / (e(x -1)
erratum:
f-1(x) = ex/(ex-1)