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how do you find the integral of x^x from some given negative number to 0? I can't even see the graph of x^x from -something to 0

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I can't even see the graph of x^x from -something to 0

 

That's because in the negative numbers alot of the values of the function are complex. Anyways, I don't know if you can find the integral exactly or not, but you can certainly find bounds on the integral.

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