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Fiona puts her hands into a bucket of lukewarm water; Luke puts his hands into a bucket of ice-cold water. What should we predict about each of their action potentials?

▸ Only Fiona will experience enough stimulation to trigger an action potential.

▸ Luke will have inhibitory action potentials.

▸ Their action potentials will differ in rate, due to differences in the intensity of the stimuli.

▸ Their action potentials will differ in size, due to differences in the intensity of the stimuli.

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