10. For the situations described below, indicate whether KM , Vmax, both parameters, or neither parameter would be altered. Assume that [S] in in excess. (a) After [S] has been doubled (b) In the presence of a competitive inhibitor (c) After the [E] has been doubled

10. For the situations described below, indicate whether KM , Vmax, both parameters, or neither parameter would be altered. Assume that [S] in in excess. (a) After [S] has been doubled (b) In the presence of a competitive inhibitor (c) After the [E] has been doubled

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10. For the situations described below, indicate whether KM , Vmax, both parameters, or
neither parameter would be altered. Assume that [S] in in excess.
(a) After [S] has been doubled
(b) In the presence of a competitive inhibitor
(c) After the [E] has been doubled

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