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A piece of n-type semiconductor is sunjected to an electric E. The left end of the semiconductor is exposed to a radiation so that electron-hole pairs are generated continuously. Let n be the number density of electron. The electron current density `J_(e)` is given `J_(e)=enmu_(e)E_(x)+eD_(e)(dn)/(dx)` . The dimensions of electron drift mobility `(mu_(e))` . and electron diffusion coefficient `(D_(e))` are respectively

A

`[M^(-1)T^(2)]and [L^(2)T^(1)]`

B

`[M^(1)T^(2)I^(-1)] and [M^(1)L^(2)T^(1)]`

C

`[M^(-1)T^(2)I^(1)] and [L^(2)T^(1)]`

D

`[M^(-1)T^(2)I^(2)] and [L^(1)T^(-2)I^(1)]`

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B

`J_(e)=enmu_(e)E_(x)+eD_(e)(dn)/(dx)`
`IL^(-2)=(ITL^(-3)(mu_(e))MLT^(-2))/(IT)+IT(D_(e))(1)/(L^(4))`
`mu_(e)=[M^(-1)IT^(2)]`
`D_(e)=[L^(2)t^(-1)]`
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