A level biology help: hyperpolarisation

I was revising action potential and got a bit stuck.
How does the membrane return to resting potential after hyperpolarisation?
The membrane needs to become slightly more positive, and in the textbook it says that this is done by the Na/K pump. But surely the Na/K pump will make it more negative (as 3 positive ions are being pumped out for every 2)?
Thank you!

Theres K pumps as well

Thank you so much!
Just to double check, does that mean that K+ is being pumped in by both the K+ pumps and the Na+/K+ pump?

yes but one is active transport teh other is voltage gated

I was revising action potential and got a bit stuck.
How does the membrane return to resting potential after hyperpolarisation?
The membrane needs to become slightly more positive, and in the textbook it says that this is done by the Na/K pump. But surely the Na/K pump will make it more negative (as 3 positive ions are being pumped out for every 2)?
Thank you!