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An enzyme with a km of 1.2x10-4 m was assayed at an initial sustrate concentration of 0.02 m. by 30 seconds, 2.7 μmoles/liter of product had been produced. how much product will be present at (a) 3 min and (b) 5.3 minutes? (c) what percent of the original substrate is used up at (c) 3 min and (d) 5.3 minutes?

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