Answer:
D
Explanation:
Units of weight and volume won't be large enough to be meaningful. so liters and grams are too small. Find out the weight of a cubic meter of water and then estimate how many cubic meters there might be in a lake. Millions would probably be too small.
Miles are too big. Most lakes do not go to a depth of 1 mile, but you on on the right track. Distance is what you want.
Meters are the answer.
A substrate fits into the active site of an enzyme like a lock and key. The substrate has a certain shape that matches or is very similar to the shape of the enzyme so it's the perfect fit, like "a lock and key."
