The conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor is-A-generally less than that of a doped semiconductorB-given by σ1 = eni (μn μp)C-given by σ1 = eni (μp + μn)D-given by σ1 = ni (μn + μp)-C-given by σ1 = eni (μp + μn)

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The conductivity of an intrinsic semiconductor is-A-generally less than that of a doped semiconductorB-given by &sigma;1 = eni (&mu;n &mu;p)C-given by &sigma;1 = eni (&mu;p + &mu;n)D-given by &sigma;1 = ni (&mu;n + &mu;p)-C-given by &sigma;1 = eni (&mu;p + &mu;n)

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C given by &sigma;1 = eni (&mu;p + &mu;n) No answer description is available.

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