A single action potential is described as _______.

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A single action potential is described as _______.

A single action potential is described as _______.
A) not graded B) graded by the intensity of the stimulus
C) graded by the frequency of the stimulus D) graded by the functional area involved

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Thank you so much for helping me on this question. Choosing this makes sense now.

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Yup, I'm pretty confident it's correct, bye for now.

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