In a p-type semiconductor, the?

number of holes are equal to the number of electrons

electrical resistivity increases

electrons are the majority charge carriers

holes are the majority charge carriers

Correct answer is D

Properties of p type semiconductor

This type of semiconductors form due to the doping trivalent atoms in a pure semiconductor crystal.
The majority carriers in p-type semiconductors are holes which have positive charges.
Minority carriers of this type semiconductors are free electrons.

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