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What is denoted by X and Y in the given graph?

`{:("X","Y"),("1) Activation energy without enzyme","Activation energy with enzyme"),("2) Activation energy with enzyme ","Activation energy without enzyme"),("3) Substrate concentration with enzyme","Substrate concentration without enzyme"),("4) Substrate concentration without enzyme","Substrate concentration with enzyme"):}`

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