Hello Gurpinder.
Let me see if I can clear this up for you.
Now the equation says-
66 / (-33) x |-9|
Let me start with 66/(-33). I'm sure you know the term PEMDAS. It gives us the order in which to solve math operations. So just to refresh, it's P(arenthesis), E(xponents), M(ultiplication), D(ivision), A(ddition), and S(ubtraction). So, using PEMDAS, we solve the problem with a parenthesis first i.e. 66/(-33). -33 in 66= -2.
The equation is now -2 x |-9|. This brings us to the second operation. The symbol || usually stands for absolute value. Absolute value simply means how far away a number is away from zero. So any number in those two lines always comes out positive whether it was originally negative or positive. The absolute value of -9 and 9 is 9: they're nine numbers away from zero on either side. That's why absolute value problems usually have 2 solutions- it cld be negative or positive.
So, when we remove the absolute value symbol, |-9| becomes 9.
Therefore, -2 x 9= -18. (Don't forget that 2 is negative!)
Hope this helps,
