During a typical action potential in a nerve, which of the following is happening?  Multiple choices A. Voltage gated K+ channels are allowing for influx of potassium B. All of these are happening C. Na/K pumps are pumping Na+ in and K+ out D. Voltage gated Na+ channels are allowing for efflux of sodium E. Leak K+ current, with K+ exiting the nerve

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