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What is the Km of this graph if 1/2 the Vmax with inhibitor- yellow dot- is 1.96. And Kmax 1/2 with out inhibitor(grey dot) is 2.34.V/Inhibitor V/Reaction Rate (mol/min) V/No Inhinitor km(no inhibitor) Km/w/inhinitor) 0.00033 0.000033 0.000133 0.000133 0.00

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