We will compute the area by using thin vertical strips, as in
the sketch below:

By looking at the sketch above, we guess the line y=4+2π−2x intersects the curve
y=4+πsinx when x=2π, x=π, and x=23π. Let's make sure these are correct by plugging them into the two equations, and making sure the y-values match:
x2ππ23π4+2π−2x4+π44−π4+πsin(x)4+π44−πmatch?✓✓✓
Also from
the sketch, we see that:
- When 2π≤x≤π, the top of the strip is at
y=4+πsinx and the bottom of the strip is at y=4+2π−2x.
So the strip has height [(4+πsinx)−(4+2π−2x)]
and width dx, and hence area
[(4+πsinx)−(4+2π−2x)]dx.
- When π≤x≤23π, the top of the strip is at
y=4+2π−2x and the bottom of the strip is at y=4+πsinx.
So the strip has height [(4+2π−2x)−(4+πsinx)]
and width dx, and hence area
[(4+2π−2x)−(4+πsinx)]dx.
Now we can calculate:
Area=∫π/2π[(4+πsinx)−(4+2π−2x)] dx+∫π3π/2[(4+2π−2x)−(4+πsinx)] dx=∫π/2π[πsinx−2π+2x] dx+∫π3π/2[2π−2x−πsinx] dx=[−πcosx−2πx+x2]π/2π+[2πx−x2+πcosx]π3π/2=[π−π2+43π2]+[π2−45π2+π]=2[π−41π2]