The difference between the half-life of uranium-238 and uranium-234 is:

first we have to write these numbers so that they have the same exponent in 10:

and now we can take 10⁵ common factor and subtract the decimal numbers:

But this is not in scientific notation, we have to move the decimal point to there's just one integer on the left:

Half-life of uranium-238 is 4.49975 * 10⁹ times greater than uranium-234