A Si sample is doped with Donor atoms at a concentration of 1*1015 / cm³, if n; = 1*1010/cm3, Hn = 1350 cm?/V.s, µp = 450 cm?/V.s, and q = 1.6*10-19 C, then the conductivity of thesample is :a.0.045 (0.cm).Ob.0.135 (N.cm).0.135 (N.cm)-1.d.0.045 (0.cm)-1.

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