\text{Let } P_1(1+\cos t,; \sin t)\text{ be a point moving on the circle with center } (1,0)\text{ and radius } 1,]Both points start at the intersection point of the two circlesand move counterclockwise along their respective circles.Assume that their speeds satisfyLet be the time when the distance between and is maximized.At this moment, the following expression:where and are relatively prime positive integers.Find the value of .oindent
[THOUGHT] We found that θ(t) must satisfy θ'(t) = 2 (from the speed ratio and the parametrizations), with θ(0) = 0, so θ(t) = 2t. Then we can explicitly write P2(t), form the squared distance between P1 and P2, differentiate, and find t that maximizes the distance on [0, 2π]. Then plug that t into the given expression, simplify to a rational p/q, and compute p+q using Python and sympy for exactness. [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] import sympy as sp
Define symbols
t = sp.symbols('t', real=True)
theta(t) = 2t
theta = 2*t
Points
P1 = sp.Matrix([1 + sp.cos(t), sp.sin(t)]) P2 = sp.Matrix([2sp.cos(theta), 2sp.sin(theta)])
Squared distance
D2 = sp.simplify(sp.sum((P1[i] - P2[i])**2 for i in range(2))) D2_simplified = sp.simplify(D2) print("D^2(t) =", D2_simplified)
Derivative of distance squared
dD2_dt = sp.diff(D2_simplified, t) dD2_dt_simplified = sp.simplify(dD2_dt) print("d(D^2)/dt =", dD2_dt_simplified)
Solve critical points in [0, 2π]
solutions = sp.nsolve?
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[THOUGHT]
I need to correct the previous Python code (the syntax error came from using sp.nsolve?). I will:
- Recompute the squared distance D²(t).
- Compute its derivative and solve d(D²)/dt = 0.
- Filter solutions in [0, 2π], check which gives the maximum distance.
- At that t₀, compute the expression: E = sin(t)·2 sin(θ(t)) − (1+cos t)·2 cos(θ(t)), with θ(t) = 2t.
- Simplify E to p/q and then compute p+q. [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] import sympy as sp
t = sp.symbols('t', real=True)
theta = 2*t
P1 = sp.Matrix([1 + sp.cos(t), sp.sin(t)]) P2 = sp.Matrix([2sp.cos(theta), 2sp.sin(theta)])
D2 = sp.simplify(sp.sum((P1[i] - P2[i])**2 for i in range(2))) print("D^2(t) =", D2)
dD2_dt = sp.simplify(sp.diff(D2, t)) print("d(D^2)/dt =", dD2_dt)
Solve dD2_dt = 0 using solveset over reals
solutions = sp.nsolve
Instead, solve analytically:
crit_eq = sp.Eq(dD2_dt, 0) crit_solutions = sp.nsolve
Let's instead use sp.nsolve numerically with several initial guesses
f = sp.lambdify(t, dD2_dt, 'numpy') import numpy as np
sample grid to locate sign changes of derivative on [0, 2π]
vals_t = np.linspace(0, 2*np.pi, 2001) vals_f = f(vals_t)
find intervals where derivative changes sign
intervals = [] for i in range(len(vals_t)-1): if np.sign(vals_f[i]) == 0: intervals.append(vals_t[i]) elif np.sign(vals_f[i]) * np.sign(vals_f[i+1]) < 0: intervals.append((vals_t[i], vals_t[i+1]))
print("Sign-change locations or exact zeros (approx):", intervals[:20], "... total:", len(intervals))
Use nsolve near each interval midpoint to refine roots
roots = set() for item in intervals: if isinstance(item, tuple): a, b = item x0 = (a + b)/2 else: x0 = item try: root = sp.nsolve(dD2_dt, x0) # bring into [0, 2π] rootf = float(root % (2*sp.pi)) # round for uniqueness root_round = round(rootf, 10) roots.add(root_round) except Exception as e: pass
roots_list = sorted(list(roots)) print("Critical points in [0, 2π] approx:", roots_list)
Evaluate D^2 at critical points and endpoints
D2_func = sp.lambdify(t, D2, 'numpy') candidates = roots_list + [0.0, 2*np.pi] candidates = sorted(set([round(c, 10) for c in candidates]))
vals = [(c, D2_func(c)) for c in candidates] print("Candidate t and D^2(t):") for c, v in vals: print(c, v)
Find t0 maximizing D2
t0, maxD2 = max(vals, key=lambda x: x[1]) print("t0 (approx) maximizing distance:", t0, "with D^2:", maxD2)
Now compute the desired expression E at t0, using exact sympy with rational approximation of t0
t0_sym = sp.nsimplify(t0, [sp.pi]) print("t0_sym (exact guess):", t0_sym)
theta_t0 = 2*t0_sym E = sp.simplify(sp.sin(t0_sym)2sp.sin(theta_t0) - (1+sp.cos(t0_sym))2sp.cos(theta_t0)) print("Exact E:", E)
Put E into p/q form
p_q = sp.fraction(sp.simplify(E)) p, q = sp.simplify(p_q[0]), sp.simplify(p_q[1]) print("p =", p, "q =", q, "p+q =", p+q) [/PYTHON]
[THOUGHT]
I must correct the previous error (using sp.sum, which doesn’t exist) and recompute everything with standard Python sum. Then I’ll solve for the time t₀ that maximizes the distance, compute the required expression exactly, and extract p and q. Finally, I’ll output p+q.
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[THOUGHT] \boxed{0}