Please help! Find the probability at room temperature of finding holes at energy (? = ??...
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Find the probability at room temperature of finding holes at energy (? = ?? ) and electrons at energy (? = ?? ) for an intrinsic semiconductor with the following band gap:
i. ?? = 1.2 ??
ii. ?? = 400 ???
iii. ?? = 30 ??V
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