The Difference Between a Weak Stimulus and an Intense Stimulus

question 40

Multiple Choice

The difference between a weak stimulus and an intense stimulus is

• A) a weak stimulus produces a weak action potential, while a strong stimulus produces a strong action potential.
• B) a weak stimulus only opens sodium gates, while a strong stimulus opens both sodium and potassium gates.
• C) an intense stimulus can cause an axon to start an axon potential more often in a given time interval than a weak stimulus.
• D) a weak stimulus, unlike a strong stimulus, will not require repolarization.
• E) an intense stimulus causes more sodium ions to diffuse into the cell.

Utilize the complement method to calculate the remittance amount when a discount is taken.

Compute the unpaid balance of an invoice after a partial payment within the discount period.

Analyze and apply cash discount terms to real-life business scenarios.

Perform calculations involving the return of merchandise and its impact on the invoice total and discounts.

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Definitions:

Bank Reconciliation

The process of matching and comparing figures from accounting records against those displayed in a bank statement to ensure consistency.

Incorrectly Recorded

Refers to entries or transactions that have been recorded inaccurately in the accounting records, requiring correction.

Cash Balance

The amount of money a company has in its cash accounts, including currency, coins, and balances in checking and savings accounts.

Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

An adjusted estimation for the amount of receivables that may not be collectible.