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Calculate the holes concentration (in Tera electrons/m³) for the intrinsic silicon at (350°k). (Nc=2 ×10 23 /m³, Ny= N/2). 1690.5 1725.5 1715.5 1720.5 1735.5 1700.5 1695.5

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Calculate the holes concentration (in Tera electrons/m³) for the intrinsic silicon at (350°k). (Ne=2 ×10 23 /m³, Ny= N/2).

Calculate the holes concentration (in Tera electrons/m³) for the intrinsic
silicon at (350°k). (Ne=2 ×10 23 /m³, Ny= NJ2).
O 1690.5
1725.5
O 1715.5
O 1720.5
1735.5
O 1700.5
1695.5

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