why are you storing numeric values in a varchar column. As experienced, this will get you in troubles.
( in most cases because of formatting issues or just because someone put non-numeric data in it)
There must be a zero ( 0 ) in your t1.B column.
add a case statement to check it so it doesn't produce the error.
select t1.a / case t1.b when 0 then NULL /* to the result will be null */
else t1.B
end as TheResult
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