The rate of the reaction of glycogenn with inorganic phosphate, P₁, to form glucose-1-phosphate and glycogenn-1 is. a. rate = K[Glycogen]¹[P;]¹ Obrate = K[Glucose-1-phosphate]0[P]1 Orate= K[Glucose-1-phosphate]¹[P]¹ d. rate = K[Glycogen] [P]¹

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