Which one of the following descriptions is true? Increasing the n-type dopant concentration will reduce the bandgap. Increasing the p-type dopants will increase the Fermi level in the n-type semiconductor. Reducing the dopant concentration will reduce the resistivity of the semiconductor. ✔ Increasing the dopant concentration will increase the conductivity of the semiconductor. 000 >

Which one of the following descriptions is true? Increasing the n-type dopant concentration will reduce the bandgap. Increasing the p-type dopants will increase the Fermi level in the n-type semiconductor. Reducing the dopant concentration will reduce the resistivity of the semiconductor. ✔ Increasing the dopant concentration will increase the conductivity of the semiconductor. 000 >

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