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If Jose does GMAT word problems at a constant rate of 2 problems every 5 minutes, how many seconds will it take him to do N problems?
(A) 0.4N
(B) 2N
(C) 2.5N
(D) 24N
(E) 150N
Nice question. Test values. Let N = 4 problems

Rate in minutes to rate in seconds is \(\frac{2 problems}{5 minutes}\) * \(\frac{1 minute}{60 seconds}\)= \(\frac{2 problems}{300 seconds}\)

Rate in seconds is \(\frac{2}{300}\)

How many seconds to do N problems take if N = 4?

\(\frac{2}{300} = \frac{4}{x}\) where x is number of seconds ---> 2x = 1200, x = 600 seconds

Go through answer choices with N = 4, looking for answer of 600.

Eliminate A, B, C, and D without calculation; they are nowhere near 600.

Only Answer (E) works (150 * 4 = 600).
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This is a unitary method problem,
Jose can do the following:
2 problems------in 5 Mins
i.e.
2 problems------in 5X60 Secs
So, If he can do
2 Problems in 300 Secs
Then he can do 'N' problems in how many Secs?
=(N* 300)/2
=150N

Hence, (E)!


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