Use the graph to identify the temperature at which the cellulase reaction rate is the highest. (a) (b) The scientists are interested in examining other factors that could affect the reaction rate of cellulase. Think about an idea for their next experiment: what factor could they test to determine its effect on cellulase's reaction rate? Then, in the table below, identify the variables they should use in that experiment. Independent Variable Dependent Variable Controlled Variables

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