Statements I, III, and IV are all correct. Statement II is false — semiconductors are actually a classic example of non-Ohmic behaviour, which is exactly why diodes and transistors work the way they do.
Statements I, III, and IV are all correct. Statement II is false — semiconductors are actually a classic example of non-Ohmic behaviour, which is exactly why diodes and transistors work the way they do.
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