Explain reaction need to occur at to proceed twice as fast

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A second order reaction is found to have an activation energy of 20 kj/mol at 298K. At what temperature would this reaction need to occur at to proceed twice as fast?

A) 326K
B) 323K
C) 274K
D) 596K
E) 149K

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