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By which one of the following methods is a stronger stimulus coded by neurons differently from a weaker stimulus?
A) A stronger stimulus results in greater depolarization.
B) A stronger stimulus results in more action potentials/unit time.
C) A stronger stimulus results in faster traveling action potentials.
D) A stronger stimulus results in hyperpolarization of the neuron.
E) A stronger stimulus results in prolonged influx of Na+ ions and a delay before repolarization.

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