HelpResting membrane potential, hyperpolrization ?

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The discussion revolves around understanding the forces involved in potassium (K+) channels during resting membrane potential and hyperpolarization. Key points include the role of concentration gradients and electrical forces in maintaining resting potential, as well as how these forces change during hyperpolarization. Participants emphasize the importance of the Nernst equation in calculating equilibrium potential for K+. The urgency of the request highlights the need for clarity in explaining these concepts. Overall, the discussion aims to clarify the mechanisms behind K+ channel behavior in different membrane states.
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hi

i was wondering if you could help me answering this question please ..

"compare between forces that involved in the K+ channel during resting membrane potential and hyperpolrization" ?

I'm sorry but i need to know the answer ASAP ..

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