What is wrong with floating point representation?
What's wrong with h? It would be correct to multiply 10 to the -6 power in the first calculation, but why -6 and not +6?
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The result 2.04*10^10 is correct.
m stands for *10^-3, but this is on the right side. But you need it to the left, so there will be :10^-3 *10^3
I save the ohms here and replace the numbers by x and y, M stands again for Mega and m for mini
xM = ym
*10^6 = y *10^-3
x*10^6 *10^3=y *10^-3 *10^3
x*10^9=y*10^0
x*10^9=y*1
x*10^9=y
As you can see, these rules work no matter what unity as long as they are the same and are basically no matter what the ten-potence is.