When a neuron is stimulated, sodium moves into the cell, causing the inside of the neuron to:
A) become less negative relative to the outside.
B) become more negative relative to the outside.
C) remain neutral in charge.
D) become less positive relative to the outside.

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Sodium has a positive charge, so when it enters the neuron it makes the inside more positive, thus making it less negative relative to the outside.

When a Neuron Is Stimulated, Sodium Moves into the Cell