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In the resting state of the neural membrane diffusion due to concentration gradients, allowed, would drive

A

`Na^(+)` into the cell

B

`Na^(+)` out the cell

C

`K^(+)` into the cell

D

`K` and `Na^(+)` out of the cell

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