At the peak of an action potential,
A) the electrical gradient for K+ tends to move this ion outward.
B) the concentration gradient for K+ tends to move this ion outward.
C) K+ permeability greatly increases.
D) two of these answers.
E) all of these answers.
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Q10: The falling phase of the action potential
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A) the membrane
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A) the larger
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