1. A sample of germanium shows no Hall effect. If the mobility of electrons in germanium is 3500 cm cube/v. see and that of holes is 1400cm cube/v. see. What fraction of the current in the sample is carried by the electrons?
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2012-05-22T11:25:34-0400
From the data given below calculate the value of first and third quartiles, second and ninth deciles and forty-fifth and fifty-seventh percentiles. & Height in centimeters Number of students Cumulative frequency 161-167 79 79 167-173 92 171 173-179 60 231 179-185 22 253 185-191 5 258 191-197 2 260 Total 260
Since there are 260 total, the 1st quartile is at 260/4 = 65, the 3rd quartiile is 3*65 = 195, the 2nd decile is at 3*21 = 63, the 9th decile is at 9*21 = 189, the 45th percentile is at 45*210/100 = 94.5, and the 57th percentile is at 57*210/100 = 119.7.
Using the last column, 65 is less than 79, so it is 161-167; 195 is greater than 171, but less than 231, so it is 173-179; 63 is less than 79, so it is 161-167, 189 is greater than 171, but less than 231, so it is 173-179; 94.5 is greater than 79, but less than 171, so it is 167-173; and 119.7 greater than 79 but less than 171, so it is is 167-173.
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