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41. You want to determine the initial velocity (Vo) of an enzyme, which has a Vmax of 0.3??/s and you are using an enzyme concentration of 50mM. The concentration of substrate in the reaction is 8 times greater than the Km. Which value below is the correct initial velocity A. 0.09 HM/s B. 0.27 ??/s C. 0.04 HM/s D. 1??/s E. 0.7 ??/s

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