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In the resting neuron, potassium is pushed
 
  a. out of the cell by diffusion and into the cell by electrical force.
  b. out of the cell by electrical force and into the cell by diffusion.
 c. out of the cell by both electrical force and diffusion.
 d. into the cell by both electrical force and diffusion.

Question 2

In the resting neuron, sodium is pushed
 
  a. out of the cell by diffusion and into the cell by electrical force.
  b. out of the cell by electrical force and into the cell by diffusion.
 c. out of the cell by both electrical force and diffusion.
 d. into the cell by both electrical force and diffusion.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d


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