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explain how 1.2e4/6e-2 = 2^5 in-depth

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$(1.2*10^4)/(6*10^(-2))=\left(\frac65*10^4\right)\left(\frac16*10^2\right)=\frac15*10^6=0.2*10^6=2*10^5$

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