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In the graph below, which letter represents the activation energy of a catalyzed reaction and why?
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(Choice A) Y; the activation energy is reduced in a catalyzed reaction
(Choice B) X; the activation energy is greater in a catalyzed reaction
(Choice C) X; the activation energy is greater in an uncatalyzed reaction
(Choice D) Y; the activation energy is greater in an uncatalyzed reaction
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