Answer :
Tripling the enzyme only increases the number of workers who still happen to randomly collide with the vast quantities of substrate while operating at 50% of their capacity.
- When the enzyme is administered, the Km does not vary regardless of how or in what ways the condition changes because the Km is only tied to the enzyme.
- Since Km is a constant, raising the substrate concentration has no impact on it at all. According to the relationship between Km and substrate concentration, Km is the substrate concentration at which the enzyme-catalyzed reaction occurs at a rate that is half that of the maximal reaction rate, or Vmax.
- The delta G of a reaction won't change if the enzyme concentration is doubled. Specialized proteins called enzymes are employed to catalyze or hasten chemical reactions. Despite speeding up the reaction as a whole, they have no impact on the net energy change.
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