The image shows a bar model with various sections labeled with numbers and fractions. It seems you are tasked to complete the bar model based on the given values. Here's how we can analyze it:

Observations from the bar model:

1. The yellow segment shows $5$ and $\frac{18}{5}$.
2. The green segment shows $1$.
3. The purple segment shows $9$ and $\frac{5}{9}$.
4. There is a blank area where additional information might be entered.

Steps to complete:

• The numbers and fractions indicate parts of a whole. To complete the model, we would add up all the values given in the sections.
• Missing sections: If there’s an empty segment in the bar, we might calculate it by subtracting the total of the filled sections from the whole.

Please confirm:

1. What total value should the entire bar represent? Is it specified somewhere in your question or material?
2. Do you need calculations to determine the empty part of the bar?

Let me know so I can assist further or clarify how the sections should be summed or filled.

Questions for better understanding:

1. What is the total length or value of the bar?
2. Should all values (fractions and integers) be combined?
3. Is there a specific rule for how the fractions should be added (e.g., common denominators)?
4. Do you want a detailed explanation of how to calculate the blank section?
5. Is this task part of a broader exercise on fractions or ratios?

Tip: Always ensure fractions are converted to the same denominator before adding or comparing.