Jessica completed 21 math problems in 14 minutes. At this rate, how many math problems could she complete in 30 minutes?

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To do this problem, you need to find how many questions per minute she can do. You would need to do 21 divided by 14. Which equals 1.5 questions per minute. From there you would do 1.5 times 30 and get 45.

So she can get 45 questions in 30 minutes.

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The transversal is the a "line" going through at least 2 others helping to form the angles in question.

22) The line segment going through two line segments that contain angles 2 and 4 is:

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23) The line segment going through at least two line segments that contain angles 1 and 3 is:

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24) Angles TVR and VTS are being formed by the line segment TV and the parallel line segments that it intersects. TV is the transversal.

Angles TVR and VTS are same side interior angles because they happen inside the parallel lines on the same side of the transerval at the different intersections of TV and the parallel lines it goes through.

25) Angles SRV and RVT are being formed by the line segment RV and the parallel line segments that it intersects. RV is the transversal.

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