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km= [E][S]/[E.S] E+ S = E.S
rp= k[E.S] rp = k[E][S]/Km-----(I)
[Et] = [E] + [E][S]/Km + [E][I]/Kt + [E.S][I]/Kt + [E][S][I]/KmKt
THEREFORE
take [E] common,
then substitute and you will get the value of rp as in the question
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