22.- Remember that Vmax is equal to the inverse of the value where the graph crosses the Y axis, it crosses at a value of 4 mM, then the answer is 1/4
1/4 = 0.25 mM
The answer is option A. 0.25 mM/min
23.- We can now that by the position of the intersection of the 3 different lines. The intersection occurs in none of the axes, that means it is a mixed inhibitor.
The answer is option D. Mixed
24.- Remember that Ki is the inhibitor concentration required to bring the Vmax to half its regular value. The regular value here is 1/2 = 0.5, that means we require to bring the Vmax to 0.5/2 = 0.25. We already did that in question 22. The required concentration of inhibitor is 4 mM.
The answer for this question is option E. 4 mM
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