The circle x2+y2+6x+8y+16=0 has centre (−3,−4) and radius 9+16−16=3 units.
The circle x2+y2+2(3−3)x+2(4−6)y= k+63+86,k>0 has centre (3−3,6−4) and radius (3−3)2+(6−4)2+k+63+86=k+34
Given that these two circles touch internally, so
distance between their centres=∣difference of radii∣
3+6=∣k+34−3∣
⇒k+34−3=±3
Here, k=2 is only possible value (∵k>0)
Now the equation of common tangent to both the circles is given by 23x+26y+16+k+63+86=0
∵k=2 then equation becomes
x+2y+33+3+42=0⋯(i)
∵(α,β) are foot of perpendicular from (−3,−4) to this common tangent, then
1α+3=2β+4=1+2−(−3−42+3+42+33)
\therefore \alpha +3=-\sqrt{3}&\frac{\beta +4}{\sqrt{2}}=-\sqrt{3}
⇒(α+3)2=9 and (β+6)2=16
Hence, (α+3)2+(β+6)2=25