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im just checking...coz my answer makes no sense Find the area bounded by \(y = xe^x\) and y = 0 in the 3rd quadrant.
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do you have this as your integral? \[\int\limits_{-\infty}^{0}xe^xdx\]
yes
do you have the integral coming out to be \[e^x(x-1) + c\] then after evaluation from - infinity to 0, equalling -1?
i dont think there should be a +C though since it's a definite integral
i got 1 btw not negative...
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:P did you evaluate in the correct order? IE F(0) - F(-inf)?
*facepalm* i forgot to wrote negative...i didnt see it @_@
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