Calculate and express your answer in scientific notation: (200x104)x(60x10-6)/(3000x10-2)

This question was asked in my Astronomy class and it's 10 to the power of 4, 10 the the power of -6, and 10 to the power of -2. Thank you!
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me assume that stuf shood be

200*10^4 * 60*10^-6  /  (3000*10^-2)

=2*10^6 * 60*10^-6  /  30

=2*60 / 30

=2*2

=4
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