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Two questions on definite integral and area. See the attached file.

3. Read the statement of this problem very carefully.
The graph of g(x) is given below on the interval [-3,5].

Regions A, B and C are labeled in the graph. The area of region A is 32/3, the area of region B is 32/3, and the area of region C is 32/3. Compute

a )
b)
c )
d )
e )
f ) None of the above.

4. Show all of your work on the answer sheet provided. Make sure you read this problem carefully!
Find the function F which is an antiderivative of

and satisfies F (0) = 1.

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3. Read the statement of this problem very carefully.
The graph of g(x) is given below on the interval [-3,5].

Regions A, B and C are labeled in the graph. The area of region A is 32/3, the area of region ...

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