But we see that the X coordinate is actually the same. The X intercept is the same. And that's because, as we discussed in the non competitive inhibition case, that inhibitor non competitive inhibitor binds onto the enzyme regardless of whether or not the substrate is actually bound onto that enzyme. So the inhibitor can bind onto the individual enzyme or onto the enzyme substrate mixture. And what that basically means is the VMAX will be smaller. And so if the VMAX is smaller, the Y coordinate, the Y intercept will be greater, as we see in this particular case.