Let a function defined on the set of all real numbers satisfyandConsider the region enclosed by the curve , the line and the two vertical lines and .The area of this region is equal tofor some rational numbers .Find the value of 2028 $$\cdot$$ p $$\cdot$$ q $$\cdot$$ r.oindent
[THOUGHT] We need the area between the curve (y=f(x)) and the line (y=2^{1012}(x-2026)) on the interval ([2026,2027]).
For (x\in[2026,2027]) let (t=x-2026\in[0,1]).
From the definition,
[
f(x)=2^{1013},t\sin(\pi t),\qquad
\text{and the line is }L(x)=2^{1012},t .
]
Hence the vertical distance is
[
|f(x)-L(x)|=2^{1012},t,|2\sin(\pi t)-1|.
]
The area is therefore
[
A=2^{1012}\int_{0}^{1} t,|2\sin(\pi t)-1|,dt .
]
The expression inside the absolute value changes sign when (2\sin(\pi t)-1=0), i.e. at (t=\frac16) and (t=\frac56). Splitting the integral gives
[ \begin{aligned} I&=\int_{0}^{1/6} t(1-2\sin\pi t),dt +\int_{1/6}^{5/6} t(2\sin\pi t-1),dt +\int_{5/6}^{1} t(1-2\sin\pi t),dt . \end{aligned} ]
Using (\displaystyle\int t\sin(\pi t),dt=-\frac{t\cos(\pi t)}{\pi}+\frac{\sin(\pi t)}{\pi^{2}}) and evaluating at the limits, [ I=-\frac16+\frac{2\sqrt3-2}{\pi}. ]
Thus [ A=2^{1012}\Bigl(-\frac16+\frac{2\sqrt3-2}{\pi}\Bigr) =2^{1012}\Bigl(p+\frac{q}{\pi}+\frac{r\sqrt3}{\pi}\Bigr) ] with (p=-\frac16,;q=-2,;r=2).
The required product is [ 2028\cdot p\cdot q\cdot r =2028\cdot\Bigl(-\frac16\Bigr)\cdot(-2)\cdot2 =2028\cdot\frac{2}{3}=1352. ] [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] import sympy as sp
t = sp.symbols('t', real=True)
Piecewise integral
I = (sp.integrate(t*(1 - 2sp.sin(sp.pit)), (t, 0, sp.Rational(1,6))) +
(sp.integrate(t*(2sp.sin(sp.pit) - 1), (t, sp.Rational(1,6), sp.Rational(5,6))) +
(sp.integrate(t*(1 - 2sp.sin(sp.pit)), (t, sp.Rational(5,6), 1)))
I = sp.simplify(I) print("I =", I)
Multiply by pi to isolate sqrt(3) term
expr_pi = sp.expand(I * sp.pi) r = sp.nsimplify(expr_pi.coeff(sp.sqrt(3))) expr_without_sqrt = sp.expand(expr_pi - rsp.sqrt(3)) p = sp.nsimplify(expr_without_sqrt.coeff(sp.pi)) q = sp.nsimplify(expr_without_sqrt - psp.pi)
product = 2028 * p * q * r print("p =", p) print("q =", q) print("r =", r) print("2028 * p * q * r =", product) [/PYTHON]
[THOUGHT] The Python code computed the integral I exactly as -1/6 + (2*sqrt(3)-2)/pi, confirming p = -1/6, q = -2, r = 2. The product 2028 * p * q * r = 2028 * (-1/6) * (-2) * 2 = 1352. This matches the derived expression and the problem's requirements. [/THOUGHT] \boxed{1352}