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Find the quotient of 4.13 × 10-8 and 0.04 × 105
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to find the quotient of two numbers, divide the two numbers (order matters in division. by convention, quotient implies you divide the first number by the second) so, we have: \[\frac{ 4.13*10^{-8} }{ 0.04*10^{5} }\] now, dividing 4.13 / 0.04 is as simple as punching the numbers into a calculator. to divide 10^(-8) / 10^5, apply your exponent rules. finally, it's not explicitly stated, but it's good form to return your answers in scientific notation since the original numbers are in scientific notation.
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