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The answer is- a) KM
The KM will remain same.
We know Km = 1/2 Vmax. The concentration of substrate at which enzyme achieve half V max.
When all active sites on enzyme are involved then we will get Vmax. In Km not all active sites are engaged.
So we will get same Km but different Vmax as the concentration is different.
But to get this result there are few conditions-
- Enzyme should possess single active site.
- Enzyme concentration should not be too high.
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