An EPP A) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber B) is usually smaller in magnitude than an EPSP C) is terminated when Ca²⁺ inactivates acetylcholine D) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber and is usually smaller in magnitude than an EPSP E) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber and is terminated when Ca²⁺ inactivates acetylcholine

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The Answer of An EPP A) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber B) is usually smaller in magnitude than an EPSP C) is terminated when Ca²⁺ inactivates acetylcholine D) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber and is usually smaller in magnitude than an EPSP E) occurs because of Na⁺ diffusing into a muscle fiber after ACh binds with a receptor on the muscle fiber and is terminated when Ca²⁺ inactivates acetylcholine