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Resistivity of silicon at roomtemperature is 3.16x103 ohm.m. Calculate the intrinsic carrier density using mobility data

Resistivity of silicon at roomtemperature is 3.16x103 ohm.m. Calculate the intrinsic carrier density using
mobility data

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