If the Cl- concentrations inside and outside of a neuron are 100 and 10 mM, respectively and the membrane potential is 30 mV, what would be the driving force on Cl- ions? Will chloride enter or exit the cell? Assume that the membrane is highly permeable to chloride. O a. 61 mV; enter o b. -41 mV; enter Oc. -31mV; exit o d. 91 mV; enter O . -82.8 mV; enter

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