A mobility of 1 m^2/(V s) equals how many cm^2/(V s)?
A10^2
B10^4
C10^-4
D10^6
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 10^4
Since 1 m^2 is 10^4 cm^2, the SI unit of mobility is 10^4 times the practical unit cm^2/(V s).
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