how do you solve 8^1.2 x 2^ -3.6?

how do you solve 8^1.2 x 2^ -3.6?
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me assume that stuf shood be

(8^1.2) * (2 ^-3.6)

8^1.2=12.125732532083184

2^-3.6=0.08246924442319152

anser=0.99999999999186131

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