Because you do not know with certainty the amounts of each inhibitor in the solution (for example, the amount of the murder weapon you are adding to the assay), you cannot directly compare the magnitude of inhibition between the murder weapon and the gathered samples. How, then, can these samples be distinguished and compared by using enzyme kinetics? A. By the magnitude of the inhibition B. By the shape of the Michaelis-Menten curve C. The type of enzyme inhibitor can be distinguished by kinetics D. The inhibitors cannot be distinguished using kinetics under any circumstances E. The inhibitors cannot be distinguished using the data given