Week 3 Assignment Part 2 – PHSO V011. Below is a free energy graph for the chemical reaction A + BàD.Free energyA+BTime-DA) Is the reaction endergonic or exergonic? Please explainB) You now have decided to add an enzyme. On the graph,please draw how this graph changes when you add an enzyme.(Hint: Enzymes are catalyst. What do catalyst do?)C) Now you are ready to study more about enzyme. You areasked to draw an enzyme kinetic curve. On the graph on theright, please draw the following:i) label X and Y axisii) the graph of a normally functioned enzymiii) the graph of an enzyme that has a competiv) the graph of an enzyme that has a noncom

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