" Too bad I am not smart nor good at math. "
Well, you have to get a lot better at math if you plan on going to college. This is how that problem would be solved by a college student. Do work in parentheses first.
4 1/3 + 2* ( 3*3/5)+5
------Drop all that grade school notation. This is how this should look.
4 1/3 + 2(3 * 3/5) + 5
4 1/3 + 2(9/5) + 5
4 1/3 + 18/5 + 5------change all to fractions.
13/3 + 18/5 + 5 (15 is common denominator--use form of one to convert )
5*13/5*3 = 65/15
3*18/3*5 = 54/15
5 = 75/15
------thus,
65/15 + 54/15 + 75/15
= 194/15
( 12 14/15 if you are in 5th grade )======Which is the exact form you will show in your college work.. From college algebra to calculus fractions will plague you unless you learn how to handle them.
