The magnitude of an action potential (AP) is measured near the axon hillock using an electrode and then measured again 2 mm farther down the axon. Compared to the AP measured near the axon hillock, the AP 2 mm farther down the axon is:
A) larger.
B) smaller.
C) of the same magnitude.
D) completely nullified.
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