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Is secondary active transport considered as passive transport?


As sodium on one side has a higher concentration, and travels back down to the lower concentration and brings glucose with it too.


So it is from high -> low, then is it kind of like passive transport?

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Based from the given scenario, I can conclude that secondary
active transport is indeed considered as a passive transport because the sodium-potassium pump utilizes energy and
secondary transport will rely on this. I am hoping that this answer has
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