If the area enclosed by the curve y=min....

If the area enclosed by the curve `y=min.{x^(3),|x-2|,e^(3-x)}`,x- axis, y- axis and x=4 is `Delta` then the value of `4(Delta+(1)/(e))` is equal to...

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