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What is the purpose of an enzyme? A. To decrease the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more slowly. B. To increase the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more quickly. C. To
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What is the purpose of an enzyme? A. To decrease the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more slowly. B. To increase the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more quickly. C. To decrease the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more quickly. D. To increase the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more slowly.

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It is B and D cuz they are both the same answer. The direct definition is that enzymes aid chemical changes in every part of the body. So usually it is to increase the activation energy of a reaction to make it occur more quickly. Hope this helps!
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