Km = {(Vmax([S]))/(V)} – [S]
• Vmax = 100 (units)
• At [S] = 20 M
• Velocity = 25 (units)
calculate Km
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Km = {(Vmax([S]))/(V)} – [S] • Vmax = 100 (units) • At [S] = 20 M...
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