The optimal temperature for the glucose$-6-$phosphatase enzyme found in bacteria that live inside humans is $37.$ Since a human cannot survive with an internal temperature of $90C,$ what is likely to happen to this enzyme if the bacteria is placed into a hot spings at $90C?$

Glucose will be digested more slowly, because the enzyme will not work as well

The enzyme will denature and stop functioning, resulting in the death of the bacteria

The bacteria will digest glucose faster, because the enzyme will work better

A new heat$-$tolerant variant of the enzyme will evolve in that bacteria