Question 7 of 16©MatOne way of expressing the rate at which an enzyme can catalyze a reaction is to state its turnover number. The turnover numberis the maximum number of substrate molecules that can be acted on by one molecule of enzyme per unit of time. The tablegives the turnover number of four representative enzymes.WF2#m3EHow many molecules of fumarate can one molecule of fumarase act on in 29.0 min?DfumarateLactate dehydrogenase lactatefumarate molecules:F3>EnzymeRibonucleaseFumarase$4RUreaseFF4%5TGB6HOLOF5Substrate Turnover number (per second)RNA100800100010.000YH&7urcaF6UJDELL*8COF7K(9FBOP;manWiF10[F111F12BackspaceEnterInsertPrintScreenShiftDeleteHomeScrollLockAnswerEnd8:24 PM10/15/2023+PgUpPauseBreakPgDnNumLock7Home41Enc

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