An electrical gradient
a. favors the movement of K+ out of the cell at resting potential
b. favors the movement of Na+ into the cell at resting potential
c. opposes the concentration gradient for Na+ at the equilibrium potential for Na+
d. favors the movement of Cl- out of the cell at resting potential
e. prevents the active transport of K+ into the cell
B
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