Multiple Choice
What happens to the magnitude of an action potential as it is propagated down an excitable membrane and why?
A) It increases because it is a threshold principle.
B) It increases because it is an all-or-nothing principle.
C) It remains constant because it is an all-or-nothing principle.
D) It remains constant because it is a threshold principle.
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