c) \( \frac{(-18) \times(-6)}{-12} \)

Let’s tackle the math! When you multiply two negative numbers such as \((-18)\) and \((-6)\), the result is positive because a negative times a negative gives a positive result. So, \(-18 \times -6 = 108\). Now, divide that by \(-12\): \( \frac{108}{-12} = -9\). So, the answer is \(-9\). Neat, right? And here's a quick note on division: Remember that dividing by a negative number flips the sign of your answer! In this case, dividing a positive number by a negative one led us right to a negative result. Math can be quirky like that!