A quality-control technician measures how long an enzyme-controlled reaction takes for the substrate to disappear. The same volume and concentration of substrate are used in both tests.
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| A | The substrate disappears in 200 s. |
| B | The rate of reaction is 2.5 times the rate in test A. |
Which calculation gives the time taken for the substrate to disappear in test B?
200 s÷2.5200\ \text{s} \div 2.5200 s÷2.5
2.5÷200 s2.5 \div 200\ \text{s}2.5÷200 s
1200 s×2.5\dfrac{1}{200\ \text{s} \times 2.5}200 s×2.51
200 s×2.5200\ \text{s} \times 2.5200 s×2.5
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