Because of the active transport of Na⁺ and K⁺, the intracellular concentration of Na⁺ is lower than the extracellular concentration, whereas the reverse is true for K⁺.

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Active transport moves Na⁺ out of the cell, leading to a lower intracellular concentration than extracellular concentration. However, active transport moves K⁺ into the cell, leading to a higher intracellular concentration than extracellular concentration.

Because of the Active Transport of Na+ and K+, the Intracellular

Because of the Active Transport of Na⁺ and K⁺, the Intracellular