Temperature dependence of is

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Assuming that the temperature dependence of IS arises mostly because IS is proportional to n2 i , use the expression for ni in Eq. (3.2) to determine the factor by which n2 i changes as T changes from 300 K to 305 K. This will be approximately the same factor by which IS changes for a 5°C rise in temperature. What is the factor?

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