Question

[?] See attachment.

Answer 1

Not sure how to approach this. For the end points, does it just want me to sub in for them?

Answer 2

If I sub in x = -3 for F, like F(3), then the limits of integration become 0, 0... what the heck?

Answer 3

brb

Answer 4

At the function's end points, it is equal to 0?

Answer 5

Is this a trick question?

Answer 6

I am subbing in for the endpoints, but I keep getting 0?
Because the lower and upper integration both equal 0 if I sub in -3 or 3....