Triple Integral Homework: Negative & Positive Answers?

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Regarding (b): What happens when you split the integral into the part where x>0 and the part where x<0, how are they related?
 
so a is negative and b is 0?
 
-EquinoX- said:
so a is negative and b is 0?

Yes.