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How do enzymes speed up reactions? A. by lowering the activation energy B. by breaking down other enzymes C. by raising the temperature
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How do enzymes speed up reactions?

A. by lowering the activation energy

B. by breaking down other enzymes

C. by raising the temperature

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Answer:

A. by lowering the activation energy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Biological catalyst is known as enzymes. If the activation energy for a reaction is low then the rate would be faster.

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The answer is A because I did this before
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