QUESTION 4What is the name of the change in Vm labeled B?+40+20Membrane potential difference (Vm) at rest-20Vm-40Vm-60-80В-100-120Time (msec)Membrane potential (mV)

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QUESTION 4 What is the name of the change in Vm labeled B? +40 +20 Membrane potential difference (Vm) at rest - -20 Vm -40 Vm -60 В -80 A -100 -120 Time (msec) Membrane potential (mV)