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If a printer can print pages at a rate of 15 pages per minut
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21 Mar 2020, 22:27
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If a printer can print pages at a rate of 15 pages per minute, how many pages can it print in \(2\frac{1}{2}\) hours?
(A) 1375
(B) 1500
(C) 1750
(D) 2250
(E) 2500
(A) 1375
(B) 1500
(C) 1750
(D) 2250
(E) 2500
Re: If a printer can print pages at a rate of 15 pages per minut
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25 Mar 2020, 17:06
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Printer can print number of pages in a minute = 15
Printer can print number of pages in a 150 minutes = 15 * 150 = 2250 pages
Or 15*60 minutes=900 * 2.5 times = D is the answer
Not a CAT question in the GMAT or GRE field.
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Printer can print number of pages in a 150 minutes = 15 * 150 = 2250 pages
Or 15*60 minutes=900 * 2.5 times = D is the answer
Not a CAT question in the GMAT or GRE field.
Regards
Re: If a printer can print pages at a rate of 15 pages per minut
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27 Sep 2020, 12:15
27 Sep 2020, 12:15
[quote="chrisbarett"]Ohh, hell, I recounted this task three times, but I still could not get the right answer. How did you solve this problem?
15 pages every 60 seconds. 60 seconds every minute. 60 minutes in every hour. and 2.5 hours are asked.
15 pages*60 seconds* 60 minutes* 2.5 hours/60 seconds.
I used the concept of dimensional analysis to convert units from seconds to hours.
Try dimensional analysis to find out how many seconds in a day!
15 pages every 60 seconds. 60 seconds every minute. 60 minutes in every hour. and 2.5 hours are asked.
15 pages*60 seconds* 60 minutes* 2.5 hours/60 seconds.
I used the concept of dimensional analysis to convert units from seconds to hours.
Try dimensional analysis to find out how many seconds in a day!
