And so the slope Km divided by VMAX will not change, and these two lines will be parallel with respect to one another. And so if we take the case when we have the inhibitor and then we don't have the inhibitor, and we find that the two lines are parallel, they have different X and different Y intercepts, that must mean the inhibitor is, in fact, an uncompetitive inhibitor. And finally, let's see how a non competitive inhibitor actually affects that line. Weaver burke curve. So if we look at the following graph, we see that the red curve again, the absence of that inhibitor, the purple curve, the presence of that non competitive inhibitor. And notice that the slopes are different.