Please solve all the parts ....Thanks PROBLEM 5Examine the diagrams below. Answer the following questions.-0EGEva)1001+0(i) Which of these three diagrams is that of a:(a) p-type semiconductor?EG1-0170b)EcEv+++EG!!!c)Ec(a)(b)(c)(a)(b)(c)(b)(c)(b) n-type semiconductor?(c) compensated semiconductor? (a)Ev(ii) of the three diagrams which diagram shows the electron with the highestenergy?(a)(b)(c)(ii) of the three diagrams which diagram shows the hole with the highestenergy?(a)(b)(c)

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