The generic neuron of our textbook is completely at rest. Assuming you can add a compound to the neuron that alters the permeability of the ion listed, the movement of which of these will hyperpolarize the neuron? [Choose all that apply.]

Group of answer choices
A. Cl-
B. Na+
C. K+
D. Ca2+


Answer: B. Na+

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