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The value of Km for the shown data for a hexokinase-catalyzed reaction is [Blank] with the...

The value of Km for the shown data for a hexokinase-catalyzed reaction is [Blank] with the unit of [Blank] The value of Vmax for the same reaction is [Blank] with the unit of [Blank] Be sure to give the values with the correct number of significant figures. You might have to construct a kinetic plot. For units, choose one answer from (μM, 1/μM, μM/second, μM x second, mM, 1/mM, second, 1/second, mM/second, mM x second)

Glucose concentration (mM)

ν0 (mM/sec)

0.10

0.20

0.40

0.80

1.6

0.34

0.53

0.74

0.91

1.0

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