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The distribution of K+ across an artificial membrane was measured, and the concentrations were found to be equal on both sides. Which of the following statements is true about the distribution of K+?

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  1. K+ must be at equilibrium across the cell membrane.

  2. K+ cannot be at equilibrium across the membrane.

  3. There cannot be a membrane potential under these conditions.

  4. More information is needed to determine whether K+ is at equilibrium.

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