Nernst potential and reverse potentials

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I know the following
ion/inside cell/outside cell
Cl- 5mM 150 mM
K+ 130mM 5mM
Na+ 20mM 140mM
Ca2+ 10^-4mM 2mM

How would I find the reversal potential for conductance equally permeable to sodium and potassium?
How do I find the reversal potential for a conductance equally permeable to sodium, potassium, and chlorine?
Also, how do I find the nernst potential for each ion at the below external and internal concentrations?
 
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Helllp, please! I tried and phailed T_T

You use fick's law to get nernst right?
 
madbeemer said:
Helllp, please! I tried and phailed T_T

You use fick's law to get nernst right?
Have you looked at this?
 
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