An enzymatic reaction has a Vmax of 30 mM/min and a Km of 50 mM. If the concentration of the substrate is 25 mM, which of the following is true? a. the velocity will be 7.5 mM/min b. the velocity will be 20 mM/min c. the velocity will be 10 mM/min d. the velocity will be 25 mM/min e. the velocity will be 15 mM/min
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