A cell with a membrane potential of -70mV, cation A$^+$ equilibrium potential is 84mV, cation B$^+$ equilibrium potential is -88mV, and cation C$^+$ equilibrium potential is -48mV. All three cations are moving through channels, and are the only three ions moving through the membrane.
Cation A$^+$ is entering (circle one) the cell with a negative driving force.
Cation B$^+$ is exiting (circle one) the cell with a positive driving force.
Cation C$^+$ is entering (circle one) the cell with a negative driving force.
Resistance to the flow of cation B is the lowest in this scenario.