Evaluate the integral
where
If the value of the integral is , is the imaginary unit, compute
[THOUGHT] We need to evaluate the integral
where is a polynomial of degree 7. The integrand is analytic except at (pole of order 8). Since the integration path is along the real axis, we can close the contour in the upper half-plane if the integrand decays sufficiently for large in the upper half-plane. The factor decays in the upper half-plane because with . So we can close the contour upward. Then by the residue theorem, (since the pole is inside the contour? Wait: is in the upper half-plane (positive imaginary part), yes, because has imaginary part 3 > 0. So indeed the pole is inside the closed contour (upper half-plane). So
Since the denominator is , the residue for a pole of order is given by
Here , so
Thus
We need to compute the 7th derivative of evaluated at . Since is a polynomial of degree 7, its 7th derivative will be constant (the leading term's derivative). Let's compute.
Let . Use Leibniz rule:
But . So
Evaluate at .
Alternatively, note that is degree 7, so leading coefficient. The leading term of is (coefficient 1). So . Lower derivatives depend on polynomial coefficients.
We can compute explicitly using Python symbolic differentiation.
We'll compute as given, then compute the 7th derivative of symbolically and evaluate at . Then multiply by to get . Then extract real and imaginary parts and , compute floor(10a) and floor(b), and sum them.
Let's do it step by step in Python. [/THOUGHT] [PYTHON] import sympy as sp
Define symbols
x = sp.symbols('x') i = sp.I # imaginary unit
Define polynomial P(x)
P = (x7 - 14ix6 + (85 - 60*i)x**5 - (240 + 210i)x**4 + (420 - 840i)x**3 - (560 + 1680i)x**2 + (1344 - 2688i)*x + 3840)
Define f(x) = P(x) * exp(i*x)
f = P * sp.exp(i*x)
Compute 7th derivative
f7 = sp.diff(f, x, 7)
Evaluate at x = 3i
val = sp.simplify(f7.subs(x, 3*i)) print("7th derivative at 3i:", val)
Compute residue: val / 7!
residue = val / sp.factorial(7) print("Residue:", residue)
Compute integral I = 2pii * residue
I = 2sp.pii * residue print("Integral I:", I) print("I simplified:", sp.simplify(I))
Extract real and imaginary parts
a = sp.re(I) b = sp.im(I) print("a =", a) print("b =", b)
Compute floor(10a) and floor(b)
floor_10a = sp.floor(10*a) floor_b = sp.floor(b) print("floor(10a) =", floor_10a) print("floor(b) =", floor_b)
Compute sum
result = floor_10a + floor_b print("Result:", result) [/PYTHON]
[THOUGHT] From the Python output, we have:
- Result =
Thus the required integer is 7. [/THOUGHT]