Hall coefficient of a specimen of depend silicon found to be 3.66×104m³/C.The resistivity of the specimen is 8.93×10-³Q m. Find the density of the chargecarriers (in electrons/m³) and the mobility in (m/V.s).O 1.8e22, 0.04O 1.8e22, 0.05O 1.7e22, 0.05O 1.7e22, 0.04

Given, Hall coefficient, RH=3.66×10-4 m3C Resistivity, ρ=8.93×10-3 Ωm Charge of electron,…

Hall coefficient of a specimen of depend silicon found to be 3.66×104m³/C. The resistivity of the specimen is 8.93x10-32 m. Find the density of the charge carriers (in electrons/m3) and the mobility in (m/V.s). O 1.8e22, 0.04 1.8e22, 0.05 O1.7e22, 0.05 O1.7e22, 0.04

Hall coefficient of a specimen of depend silicon found to be 3.66×104m³/C. The resistivity of the specimen is 8.93x10-32 m. Find the density of the charge carriers (in electrons/m3) and the mobility in (m/V.s). O 1.8e22, 0.04 1.8e22, 0.05 O1.7e22, 0.05 O1.7e22, 0.04

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Hall coefficient of a specimen of depend silicon found to be 3.66×104m³/C.
The resistivity of the specimen is 8.93×10-³Q m. Find the density of the charge
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O 1.8e22, 0.04
O 1.8e22, 0.05
O 1.7e22, 0.05
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