According to the diagram 1.does y intercept and slope change in noncompetitive inhibitor？ 2. does y intercept and slope change in mix inhibitor？ 3. Not sure if I draw the graph correctly，please help to correct my graph and lable out y intercept and shows if slope increase or decrease for each graph.

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