Hi
@Chiongo! I'm still not exactly sure what choice D says, since the question wasn't uploaded. I can only see the explanation, which is also the part you quoted. But let me take a stab at it anyway!
I'm assuming choice D says that the rate of lipid hydrolysis increases linearly over time (or something similar to that). According to Figure 2, it is actually the
concentration of lyso-PC that increases linearly over time. The
rate can actually be found by taking the slope of the line in Figure 2, which is a constant slope (the slope of a straight line will be a constant value - just think of the y = mx + b form of the equation for a line).
Since the rate is therefore constant, the rate actually
is not increasing over time. It's just staying the same. So if choice D said the rate is increasing - or if it said that in some other way, such as "the rate has a linear relationship with [some other quantity that is increasing]," then that's why choice D is a wrong answer.
Let me know if any of this is confusing, or if I can help with anything else
🙂