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Calculate the Value of the Maximum Velocity for an Enzyme-Catalyzed

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Calculate the value of the maximum velocity for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction that follows Michaelis-Menton kinetics if the initial velocity is 6 mM/s at a substrate concentration of 6 mM.The KM for the enzyme system is 2 mM.


A) 4.5 mM
B) 8 mM
C) 8.75 mM
D) 12 mM
E) 66 mM

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