40. If you are given only the first six data points (from [S] = 2.5 x 103 mM to 0.1 mM) in the table above, how would you accurately compute Km and Vmax? [S] (mM) Vo w/o inhib (μmol/min) Vo w/ inhib (μmol/min) 2.5 x 10-3 28 13 4 x 10-3 40 22 0.01 70 38 0.02 95 50 0.04 112 70 0.1 128 90 2 139 115 3579 139.5 125 139.5 132 140 137 10 140 139

40. If you are given only the first six data points (from [S] = 2.5 x 103 mM to 0.1 mM) in the table above, how would you accurately compute Km and Vmax? [S] (mM) Vo w/o inhib (μmol/min) Vo w/ inhib (μmol/min) 2.5 x 10-3 28 13 4 x 10-3 40 22 0.01 70 38 0.02 95 50 0.04 112 70 0.1 128 90 2 139 115 3579 139.5 125 139.5 132 140 137 10 140 139

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