With regard to Na+ and K+ equilibrium potentials and the resting and active membrane potentials, write down (a-D the directions of the forces indicated, acting on the ion in the table below under the respective condition(s). NBthe examples given.lonConditionElectrical/Chemical forceDirection of forceChemicale.g....inward..******NaENa+ = + 60 mVElectricala.Chemicale.g. ...outward..EK+ =- 90 mVElectricalb.ChemicalC.Na"Emp = 0 mVElectricald.ChemicalK+Emp=-20 mVElectrical

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