Question about potassium pump

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Will net flow of K+ move out of the cell indefinitely? No, when enough K+ has flowed out of the cell, the interior of the cell will become negatively charged, which will result in the K+ being drawn back in. Yes, so long as it is powered by active transport. No, it will cease when there is no more potassium within the cell.

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