clear and correct or dislikeexplain to me what is happening on this graph? Full detail a) minority carrier concentration as a function of position within a semiconductorSemiconductor: n-type siliconMpn = 499.995T = 300 Kст?V sec.1.2x1021x10 12pn8x10116x10114×10112x1010.020.040.060.08Position (cm)Figure 1. Minority hole concentration as a function of position.pn (cm^-3)

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