APs are said to be all-or-none: This means that all APs

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APs are said to be all-or-none: This means that all APs

APs are said to be all-or-none: This means that all APs

A) are the same.
B) in a particular neuron are the same.
C) quickly or not at all.
D) all of the above
E) both A and C

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