And a straight line is much more useful than this asymptotic curve, because a straight line can be used to actually calculate what Km is and what v max is. So instead of using the above Michaela's mental equation that gives us an asymptotic red curve, we can take the Reciprocal of the left and the right side to obtain a double Reciprocal curve, also known as the line weaver Bur curve. So if we take this equation, we take the Reciprocal of v knot, we get one over v knot, we take the Reciprocal of this. So the top is v max multiplied by this, and the bottom is simply kara m plus the concentration of S. So if we reciprocate, this simply goes to the bottom. So the bottom becomes v max multiplied by the substrate concentration, and the top becomes Km plus the concentration of S. And now we essentially rearrange the equation, we distribute our denominator to this quantity and this quantity, and we get the following result. And notice the concentration of the S cancels out on this second term on the right side of the equation.