The velocity of electrons in an intrinsic silicon material is 80 m/s at a certain temperature. The silicon whose length is 5 cm is subjected to an electric field of 10 volts. Determine the mobility of the electrons in the silicon. (unit must use units in the range of centimeters not meters, Volts and seconds - 2 decimal places)

The velocity of electrons in an intrinsic silicon material is 80 m/s at a certain temperature. The silicon whose length is 5 cm is subjected to an electric field of 10 volts. Determine the mobility of the electrons in the silicon. (unit must use units in the range of centimeters not meters, Volts and seconds - 2 decimal places)

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