A membrane potential that starts at -70 mV and goes to -20 mV would be:

A. Depolarized

B. Repolarized

C. Hyperpolarized

D. Superpolarized

A.

Explanation:

Depolarization of a cell occurs when the membrane potential across the cell membrane rises above -70 mV which is the resting membrane potential in most neurons.

Depolarisation occurs when the voltage-gated channels open up and the Na2+ ions rush into the cell. To regain the membrane potential, then the Na2+ ions need to be pumped out of the cell. IF the membrane potential goes below -70 mV then the cell membrane can be referred to as hyperpolarised.

the answer is c.) there is a warm front in region a and a stationary front in region b.

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