Well, let's recall how this type of competitive inhibitor actually affects the kinetics of enzyme. So remember, a competitive inhibitor binds exactly into the same location, the same active side, as the substrate does. And because it binds reversibly, we can simply increase the concentration of the substrate to basically replace and kick out that inhibitor. And so, ultimately, the v max value is not changed. And if the v max isn't changed, because one divided by v max is that Y coordinate value, it's that location where the curve intersects the Y axis. Both of these curves will intersect the same exact coordinate value because this VMAX does not change.