Identify the characteristics of action potentials. Select all that apply.

-the strength of the stimulus determines the magnitude of the action potential
-multiple stimuli can create larger action potentials, and fewer stimuli can create small action potentials.
-they are all-or-none
-the strength of the stimulus determines the frequency of the action potentials
-they are propagated in a non-decremental fashion
-they are all or none
-the strength of the stimulus determines the frequency of the action potentials.
-they are propagated in a non-decremental fashion


-they are all-or-none
-the strength of the stimulus determines the frequency of the action potentials
-they are propagated in a non-decremental fashion

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