We know:x^2+y^2+x−6y+9=0So, we complete the square as such:x^2+y^2+x−6y+9=x^2+x+y^2−6y+9=(x+1/2)^2+(y−3)^2=(1/2)^2=1/4

Keep in mind: The entire line segment (VX) is equal to 14.

Let's see how the line segment looks like first.
Line segment VX is 14 units long.
14
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V X
W is on the line segment somewhere, and VW is equal to 3.
3 ?
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V W X

We have to solve for the <em>?.</em> Let's put ? as x. So now we are solving for x.
We have to set up our equation like this:
x + 3 = 14
Since our unknown value plus 3 is equal to 14, we have to subtract 3 from 14 to get our answer.
14 - 3 = 11
3 11
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V W X

Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The first 9 stands for 90,000 and the second for 9 000 so the first 9 is worth
90,000 / 9,000 equals 10 times the second one.