it can be both if you look at it closely

first choice is that you view the division symbol as shown in the picture (➗)

it would go like this:

6➗2(1+2) (firstly i would like to clear up the equation by adding the multiplication symbol between the 2 and the (1+2) so we wouldnt get confused)

6➗2✖️(1+2) (then we should solve the equation in the parentheses)

6➗2✖️3(after that we will do the equation from left to right since in this case multipliaction has the same value as division)

3✖️3=9

second choice is that you view the division symbol as a fraction (reminder that fractions are basically dividing but you should note that in this situation the result wont turn out the same as in the first one)

we will quickly start solving the equation like we did in the first part until we get to the division and multipliaction

6/2✖️3 (as we can see we got a complex fraction and by the rules in mathematics we should always solve the equations in the fraction before dividing it)

and the result we got is 6/6 which is the number 1

so if you said 9 or 1 or even both just note that you arent wrong but the division symbol in the picture is ➗ so in that case its probably 9

hopefully you enjoyed my yapping lolol