Rewrite as multiplication: Rewrite the division as a multiplication by taking the reciprocal of the second fraction. So, (16s15su)÷(15s2u) becomes (16s15su)×(15s2u1).
Simplify by canceling factors: Simplify the expression by canceling out common factors. In the numerator, 15su can be simplified with 15s2u by canceling out 15s. In the denominator, 16s can be simplified by canceling out s.
Further simplify by canceling: After canceling out the common factors, the expression becomes (16u)×(su1). Here, u in the numerator and denominator can also be canceled out.
Multiply simplified fractions: Multiplying the simplified fractions(161)×(s1) gives us 16s1.
Final answer in simplest form: The final answer is in its simplest form, as there are no common factors left to cancel out and the expression cannot be simplified further.
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