3) Assume that the bandgap of a material is 1.42 eV, and that electrons in the material followFermi-Dirac distribution. At 300 K, calculate the probability of each of the following cases:a) A state of 0.20 eV above the Fermi energylevel will not contain an electron.b) An energy state at E=E₂ is emptyc)For part (a), If the energy above the Fermilevel is doubled, what does happen for theprobability and why?EFE₁1.42 eVE₂

Given that, Band gap energy (Eg)=1.42eVTemperature (T)=300KProbability of fermi dirac distribution…

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