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The following data are for intrinsic germanium at 300 K. n1=2.4×1019 /m3, μe=0.39m2 /Vs, μn=0.19m2 /Vs. Calculate the conductivity of intrinsic germanium.
  1. 4.3Sm1
  2. 1.21Sm1
  3. 2.22Sm1
  4. 4.22Sm1

A
4.3Sm1
B
1.21Sm1
C
4.22Sm1
D
2.22Sm1
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