Question: Using either the Goldman or Parallel Conductance equations what would the Voltage of the membrane be at steady state if the membrane were twice as

Using either the Goldman or Parallel Conductance equations what would the Voltage of the membrane be at steady state if the membrane were twice as permeable to K+ as to Na+( i.e. twice the g) and the concentrations of the two ions in and out were the following: [K+]in=100 mM,[ K+]out=10 mM, and [Na+] in=1 mM and [Na+out]=100 mM. Assume a temperature of 37C. A)0 mV B)-122 mV C)-30.5 mV D)-61 mV

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