Based on the graphs shown, what would you conclude about the conditions under which enzymes function in cells?

Enzymes only function at a specific pH and temperature and cannot function over a range of pH or temperature.

Enzymes are most effective at a particular pH and temperature but can function over a range of pH and temperature.

Enzymes do not have a specific pH or temperature at which they are most effective but function optimally over a range of pH and temperature.

Enzymes work equally well at the low and high ends of their temperature range, but reaction rate drops quickly at the high end of their pH range.

Based on the graphs shown, it is possible to conclude that enzymes are most effective at a particular pH and temperature but can function over a range of pH and temperature. Enzymes speed up chemical reactions.

Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy of these reactions.

An enzyme works more efficiently at optimum pH and temperature values, which are specific for each enzyme.

Enzymes are denatured by extreme pH and temperature values because out-of-range values break down the hydrogen bonds that form the tertiary structure of the enzyme.

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