Start with the given:
Circle -3, square -6, and square 12.
Start with solving the circle that connects square -6 and square -12.
Since the two circles the surround the square are to be multiplied, divide the square value by one of the circle value.
In this case,
-6 ÷ -3 = 2
So now you have circle 2 and square 12. To solve the other square on the right, do the same technique done in the first part.
12 ÷ 2 = 6
Now multiply 6 and -3 to make the product in the square position.
6 × -3 = -18
So the answers:
Left Circle = 2
Right Circle = 6
Right Square = -18
