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It can be both feedback inhibition and competitive inhibition.
Feedback inhibition - as the product of the reaction is leading to inhibition of enzyme.
Competitive - as the product is binding at the active site of the enzyme , so indirectly it is also competing with substrate for the active site. So it can be competitive inhibition also.
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