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Which of the following is an active transport mechanism?

a Facilitated diffusion of potassium ions across the membrane through an open potassium channel
b Movement of water into a cell
c Sodium ions moving out of an animal cell bathed in physiological saline
d Movement of CO2 out of a cell
e None of the above

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