That might have more of a, kind of an upward trend, especially as x increases, and then an upward trend also as x becomes more and more negative, because this exponent is going to become positive. So you can think about them in different ways like that. But what's important is region S. And there's a couple things we have to think about. We have to think about the bounds of region S. We know that the upper bound of region S, x is equal to, we know x is equal to two here, but we don't know this value right over here. We don't know, let's just call that a. I'll put a question mark over there. We don't know what this x value is, but we do know that at that x value, the functions are going to be equal to each other. So we know that f of a is going to be equal to g of a, or another way, in the last section, we talked about the absolute value of f of x minus g of x, which we've already inputted into our calculator and saved it.