At room temperature, a p-type semiconductor has

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At room temperature, a p-type semiconductor has, equal number of free electrons and holes., large number of free electrons and few holes., large number of holes and few electrons., no electrons or holes.

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Concept: P-type semiconductor is doped with trivalent impurities which generate acceptor levels near the valence band. Therefore, the majority carriers are holes and the minority carriers are electron.

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