Decide, without calculation, if each of the integrals below are positive, negative, or zero. Let D be the region inside the unit
circle centered at the origin. Let T, B, R, and L denote the regions enclosed by the top half, the bottom half, the right half, and the left half of unit circle, respectively.1. ∬B xe^xdA2. ∬R xe^xdA3. ∬T xe^xdA4. ∬D xe^xdA5. ∬L xe^xdA? Positive Negative Zero
The integrals over B and T will be positive. Keeping fixed, is strictly increasing over D as increases, so the integrals over (i.e. the bottom/top left quadrants of D) is negative but the integrals over are *more* positive.
The integrals over R and L are zero. If we take , then , which is to say is symmetric across the -axis. For the same reason, the integral over all of D is also zero.